MEMIC PROJECT. An interdisciplinary initiative that merges dance, theater, visual, and sound elements to create unique and immersive artistic experiences. At the heart of the project lies the MEM method, an innovative approach that explores the expressive potential of dance, drawing inspiration from animation to foster a deep connection with the audience, both emotionally and intellectually. The Memic Project stands out for its creative collaboration with composer Clara Cozzolino, who enriches performances with innovative soundscapes, enhancing the interaction between movement and music. Together, they explore universal themes such as identity, trauma, struggle, and acceptance, using humor, fantasy, and reality to transport the audience into deep emotional worlds.

ROBERTA MAIMONE. An Italian choreographer and dancer, Roberta Maimone trained at D.A.F. in Rome, where artists like Jiri Pokorny, Marcos Morau, Lukas Timulak, Gustavo Ramirez Sansano, Thomas Noone, and Carolina Mancuso significantly contributed to her artistic growth. She developed the MEM method, designed to bring animated characters to life—figures capable of expressing authentic emotions through art and establishing an intimate bond with the audience. Her productions, such as Wonder, Love and ALEX, are renowned for their narrative depth and ability to move spectators. Her work has been featured at prestigious events like NederlandsDansDagen 2023 and the International Choreography Competition Hannover 2024, affirming her role in the contemporary dance scene. Roberta has a vivid vision of what she wants to recreate in the real world—tracing a path back from the invisible to the visible.