Giulia Vitiello                                             





Some of my current projects are



DANCING FROM ARCHIVES, a dance and performing arts research and creation platform founded in 2023 and dedicated to the preservation of industrial architectural heritage, collective memory and inclusion of working-class narratives in the performing arts. Its first production, Chapter 1: SUGAR, was selected by Perform Europe 2024. Her ongoing research project received a research bursary from Charleroi Danse and La Fonderie Brussels for the 2023–24 season, as well as teh support of danscentrumjette as an artist in residence. Over the past years, many artists, dancers, researchers, and musicians have participated in projects, research, residencies, and creations within the platform, including Alain Gamez, Faustino Blanchut, Annika Havlicek, David Ramalho, Eddie Kenehan, Saro Usta, Sylvie Bouteiller, Olivia Grassot, Agathe Tarillon, Tijen Lawton, Roxane Huilmand, Adriana Vitiello, Matias Martinez, and Jesica Biancotto.




A MUSEUM OF OUR HERITAGE or STAGING AN ENCOUNTER combines performances, public actions, research and site-specific creations exploring what a museum can be, with the aim of decolonising its meaning. By highlighting voices often left out and questioning common stories, it invites people to reflect and connect, honoring the richness of diverse communities and shared histories.




BORDERS TO BORDERS  is a research project that examines border zones in various geographical locations through collective memories, gatherings and active research.




TRACING MEMORIES is a project that explores dance creation focusing on memory and re-enactment.