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Aristide Rontini is an Italian dancer and choreographer supported by Europe Beyond Access. He is a founding member of the Italian disabled artists-activists group Al Di Qua who are leading the way in advocating for the autonomy and rights of disabled artists in Italy.
Rontini’s research questions the dimension of identity, the relationships between individuals and society and of nature and human beings.
He graduated as a dancer from Codarts Rotterdam in 2010 and has worked with Simona Bertozzi (IT), the Candoco Dance Company (UK), Alessandro Carboni (IT), Alessandro Schiattarella/BewegGrund (CH), Teatro Della Tosse (IT), Michela Lucenti/Balletto Civile (IT), Angelica Liddell (SP), Carl Olof Berg/Spinn (SV), Vahan Badalyan (Armenia) and Diego Tortelli/Aterballetto (IT).
In the past few years he has developed his own artistic projects, such as "It moves me", "Giovane Notturno", "Talitha Kumi", "Alexis" and "Alexis 2.0".
Europe Beyond Access is a collaboration between 7 leading arts organisations from across Europe: British Council (UK), Onassis Cultural Centre (Greece), Holland Dance Festival (The Netherlands), Kampnagel (Germany); Per.Art (Serbia), Skånes Dansteater (Sweden), Oriente Occidente (Italy) and co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union. It aims to support disabled artists to break through the glass ceilings of the contemporary theatre and dance sectors.
There are many ways that you can take part in and support Europe Beyond Access.
Follow us on Facebook and share recent videos of disabled artists:
facebook.com/europebeyondaccess
Talk to us on Twitter:
@disartsint #EuropeBeyondAccess
Find out more about British Council's work in Disability Arts: arts.britishcouncil.org/disability-arts
Find out more about Europe Beyond Access: europebeyondaccess.com
Aristide Rontini is an Italian dancer and choreographer supported by Europe Beyond Access. He is a founding member of the Italian disabled artists-activists group Al Di Qua who are leading the way in advocating for the autonomy and rights of disabled artists in Italy.
Rontini’s research questions the dimension of identity, the relationships between individuals and society and of nature and human beings.
He graduated as a dancer from Codarts Rotterdam in 2010 and has worked with Simona Bertozzi (IT), the Candoco Dance Company (UK), Alessandro Carboni (IT), Alessandro Schiattarella/BewegGrund (CH), Teatro Della Tosse (IT), Michela Lucenti/Balletto Civile (IT), Angelica Liddell (SP), Carl Olof Berg/Spinn (SV), Vahan Badalyan (Armenia) and Diego Tortelli/Aterballetto (IT).
In the past few years he has developed his own artistic projects, such as "It moves me", "Giovane Notturno", "Talitha Kumi", "Alexis" and "Alexis 2.0".
Europe Beyond Access is a collaboration between 7 leading arts organisations from across Europe: British Council (UK), Onassis Cultural Centre (Greece), Holland Dance Festival (The Netherlands), Kampnagel (Germany); Per.Art (Serbia), Skånes Dansteater (Sweden), Oriente Occidente (Italy) and co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union. It aims to support disabled artists to break through the glass ceilings of the contemporary theatre and dance sectors.
There are many ways that you can take part in and support Europe Beyond Access.
Follow us on Facebook and share recent videos of disabled artists:
facebook.com/europebeyondaccess
Talk to us on Twitter:
@disartsint #EuropeBeyondAccess
Find out more about British Council's work in Disability Arts: arts.britishcouncil.org/disability-arts
Find out more about Europe Beyond Access: europebeyondaccess.com
