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<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Emilia<\/span> Rubio<\/span><\/h2><\/div><\/div>Artist<\/h6><\/div>Barcellona, Spain<\/i><\/h6><\/div><\/div>Biografia<\/h6><\/div>Emilia<\/span> Rubio<\/span> is a multidisciplinary artist.
\nOriginally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Emilia<\/span> worked for fourteen years as a contemporary dancer with the Dance Company of the Teatro Municipal San Mart\u00edn. She later moved to Auckland, New Zealand, where she performed and taught with Touch Compass Dance Company. In both countries, Emilia<\/span> participated in numerous artistic projects, collaborating with renowned national and international choreographers.
\nAmong her distinctions are the Clar\u00edn Award for Best Dancer of the Year in Argentina (2001) and the award for Best Dancer at the Tempo Dance Festival in Auckland (2006).
\nAlongside her dance career, Emilia<\/span> developed interest in the visual arts, studied pottery, a practice that would later become integrated into both her therapeutic work and her current artistic research as a ceramist.
\nEmilia<\/span> holds a postgraduate diploma in Dance Movement Therapy (Brecha, Argentina, 2016). She also completed postgraduate studies in Expressive Arts Therapy (TAE, Peru, 2017) and received the Certificate of Advanced Studies in Research, Leadership and Training in Expressive Arts Therapy, Education and Consulting from The European Graduate School, Division of Arts, Health and Society (Switzerland, 2021).
\nEmilia<\/span> has designed and facilitated programs and workshops at M\u0101pura Studios and Mason Clinic (Mental Health Services) in Auckland, New Zealand. Through an inclusive and neurodiverse approach, she invites participants to engage in intermodal artistic expression.
\nHer experience of living in Argentina, New Zealand and Spain informs an artistic practice centered on the relationship between body, territory and materiality. Through ceramics, sculpture and painting, Emilia<\/span> investigates processes of transformation, memory and belonging inspired by the natural world.
\nEmilia<\/span> currently lives in Barcelona, where she develops her artistic project Tierras Generosas (Generous Lands), including the collections Te P\u014d (The Night Sky) and Water and Silence.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Artworks<\/h6><\/div>
Artist<\/h6><\/div>Barcellona, Spain<\/i><\/h6><\/div><\/div>Biografia<\/h6><\/div>Emilia<\/span> Rubio<\/span> is a multidisciplinary artist.
\nOriginally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Emilia<\/span> worked for fourteen years as a contemporary dancer with the Dance Company of the Teatro Municipal San Mart\u00edn. She later moved to Auckland, New Zealand, where she performed and taught with Touch Compass Dance Company. In both countries, Emilia<\/span> participated in numerous artistic projects, collaborating with renowned national and international choreographers.
\nAmong her distinctions are the Clar\u00edn Award for Best Dancer of the Year in Argentina (2001) and the award for Best Dancer at the Tempo Dance Festival in Auckland (2006).
\nAlongside her dance career, Emilia<\/span> developed interest in the visual arts, studied pottery, a practice that would later become integrated into both her therapeutic work and her current artistic research as a ceramist.
\nEmilia<\/span> holds a postgraduate diploma in Dance Movement Therapy (Brecha, Argentina, 2016). She also completed postgraduate studies in Expressive Arts Therapy (TAE, Peru, 2017) and received the Certificate of Advanced Studies in Research, Leadership and Training in Expressive Arts Therapy, Education and Consulting from The European Graduate School, Division of Arts, Health and Society (Switzerland, 2021).
\nEmilia<\/span> has designed and facilitated programs and workshops at M\u0101pura Studios and Mason Clinic (Mental Health Services) in Auckland, New Zealand. Through an inclusive and neurodiverse approach, she invites participants to engage in intermodal artistic expression.
\nHer experience of living in Argentina, New Zealand and Spain informs an artistic practice centered on the relationship between body, territory and materiality. Through ceramics, sculpture and painting, Emilia<\/span> investigates processes of transformation, memory and belonging inspired by the natural world.
\nEmilia<\/span> currently lives in Barcelona, where she develops her artistic project Tierras Generosas (Generous Lands), including the collections Te P\u014d (The Night Sky) and Water and Silence.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Artworks<\/h6><\/div>
Barcellona, Spain<\/i><\/h6><\/div><\/div>Biografia<\/h6><\/div>Emilia<\/span> Rubio<\/span> is a multidisciplinary artist.
\nOriginally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Emilia<\/span> worked for fourteen years as a contemporary dancer with the Dance Company of the Teatro Municipal San Mart\u00edn. She later moved to Auckland, New Zealand, where she performed and taught with Touch Compass Dance Company. In both countries, Emilia<\/span> participated in numerous artistic projects, collaborating with renowned national and international choreographers.
\nAmong her distinctions are the Clar\u00edn Award for Best Dancer of the Year in Argentina (2001) and the award for Best Dancer at the Tempo Dance Festival in Auckland (2006).
\nAlongside her dance career, Emilia<\/span> developed interest in the visual arts, studied pottery, a practice that would later become integrated into both her therapeutic work and her current artistic research as a ceramist.
\nEmilia<\/span> holds a postgraduate diploma in Dance Movement Therapy (Brecha, Argentina, 2016). She also completed postgraduate studies in Expressive Arts Therapy (TAE, Peru, 2017) and received the Certificate of Advanced Studies in Research, Leadership and Training in Expressive Arts Therapy, Education and Consulting from The European Graduate School, Division of Arts, Health and Society (Switzerland, 2021).
\nEmilia<\/span> has designed and facilitated programs and workshops at M\u0101pura Studios and Mason Clinic (Mental Health Services) in Auckland, New Zealand. Through an inclusive and neurodiverse approach, she invites participants to engage in intermodal artistic expression.
\nHer experience of living in Argentina, New Zealand and Spain informs an artistic practice centered on the relationship between body, territory and materiality. Through ceramics, sculpture and painting, Emilia<\/span> investigates processes of transformation, memory and belonging inspired by the natural world.
\nEmilia<\/span> currently lives in Barcelona, where she develops her artistic project Tierras Generosas (Generous Lands), including the collections Te P\u014d (The Night Sky) and Water and Silence.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Artworks<\/h6><\/div>
Biografia<\/h6><\/div>Emilia<\/span> Rubio<\/span> is a multidisciplinary artist.
\nOriginally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Emilia<\/span> worked for fourteen years as a contemporary dancer with the Dance Company of the Teatro Municipal San Mart\u00edn. She later moved to Auckland, New Zealand, where she performed and taught with Touch Compass Dance Company. In both countries, Emilia<\/span> participated in numerous artistic projects, collaborating with renowned national and international choreographers.
\nAmong her distinctions are the Clar\u00edn Award for Best Dancer of the Year in Argentina (2001) and the award for Best Dancer at the Tempo Dance Festival in Auckland (2006).
\nAlongside her dance career, Emilia<\/span> developed interest in the visual arts, studied pottery, a practice that would later become integrated into both her therapeutic work and her current artistic research as a ceramist.
\nEmilia<\/span> holds a postgraduate diploma in Dance Movement Therapy (Brecha, Argentina, 2016). She also completed postgraduate studies in Expressive Arts Therapy (TAE, Peru, 2017) and received the Certificate of Advanced Studies in Research, Leadership and Training in Expressive Arts Therapy, Education and Consulting from The European Graduate School, Division of Arts, Health and Society (Switzerland, 2021).
\nEmilia<\/span> has designed and facilitated programs and workshops at M\u0101pura Studios and Mason Clinic (Mental Health Services) in Auckland, New Zealand. Through an inclusive and neurodiverse approach, she invites participants to engage in intermodal artistic expression.
\nHer experience of living in Argentina, New Zealand and Spain informs an artistic practice centered on the relationship between body, territory and materiality. Through ceramics, sculpture and painting, Emilia<\/span> investigates processes of transformation, memory and belonging inspired by the natural world.
\nEmilia<\/span> currently lives in Barcelona, where she develops her artistic project Tierras Generosas (Generous Lands), including the collections Te P\u014d (The Night Sky) and Water and Silence.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Artworks<\/h6><\/div>
Emilia<\/span> Rubio<\/span> is a multidisciplinary artist.
\nOriginally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Emilia<\/span> worked for fourteen years as a contemporary dancer with the Dance Company of the Teatro Municipal San Mart\u00edn. She later moved to Auckland, New Zealand, where she performed and taught with Touch Compass Dance Company. In both countries, Emilia<\/span> participated in numerous artistic projects, collaborating with renowned national and international choreographers.
\nAmong her distinctions are the Clar\u00edn Award for Best Dancer of the Year in Argentina (2001) and the award for Best Dancer at the Tempo Dance Festival in Auckland (2006).
\nAlongside her dance career, Emilia<\/span> developed interest in the visual arts, studied pottery, a practice that would later become integrated into both her therapeutic work and her current artistic research as a ceramist.
\nEmilia<\/span> holds a postgraduate diploma in Dance Movement Therapy (Brecha, Argentina, 2016). She also completed postgraduate studies in Expressive Arts Therapy (TAE, Peru, 2017) and received the Certificate of Advanced Studies in Research, Leadership and Training in Expressive Arts Therapy, Education and Consulting from The European Graduate School, Division of Arts, Health and Society (Switzerland, 2021).
\nEmilia<\/span> has designed and facilitated programs and workshops at M\u0101pura Studios and Mason Clinic (Mental Health Services) in Auckland, New Zealand. Through an inclusive and neurodiverse approach, she invites participants to engage in intermodal artistic expression.
\nHer experience of living in Argentina, New Zealand and Spain informs an artistic practice centered on the relationship between body, territory and materiality. Through ceramics, sculpture and painting, Emilia<\/span> investigates processes of transformation, memory and belonging inspired by the natural world.
\nEmilia<\/span> currently lives in Barcelona, where she develops her artistic project Tierras Generosas (Generous Lands), including the collections Te P\u014d (The Night Sky) and Water and Silence.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Artworks<\/h6><\/div>
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