Rosana Antoli
Rosana Antolí is a multidisciplinary artist and performance director working across performance, painting, sculpture, installation, video, and sound. Her practice explores ecofeminist and posthuman perspectives through speculative storytelling, movement, and embodied research, investigating how human and more-than-human bodies coexist, communicate, and transform one another. For over a decade, she has developed projects that expand performative and operatic traditions through collaborations with non-human life forms, experimental vocal languages, and interdisciplinary research. Water, listening, and interspecies communication are central concerns within her recent work. Recent commissions include An Aria for the Mallard (2025), a large-scale sound sculpture for the Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon, and a public monument commissioned by the Generalitat Valenciana at the City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia. Her work has been presented internationally at Tate Modern, Centre Pompidou, CentroCentro, CAAM, Artium Museum, CA2M, Fundación Joan Miró, St Albans Museum and Museo Wilfredo Lam, among others. Her work is held in collections including IVAM Museum, Artium Museum, the Jorge M. Pérez Collection, Colección Lázaro, and the Füsun Eczacıbaşı Collection.