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Rosita Ronzini is a curator and researcher, living between Turin and Salento (Southern Italy). She trained in Cinema, Performing Arts and Media at the University of Turin and in curatorial practices with CAMPO at the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Foundation. Rosita is currently assistant curator at PAV Parco Arte Vivente in Turin and co-founder of Collettivo Crampo, active in research, curation, and education. She collaborates with the studio of artist Elena Mazzi and with organisations such as Inland, Free Home University, and Casa delle Agriculture. Her research focuses on rituals, commoning, and ecological resistance practices in the Mediterranean, fostering connections between art, territories, and collective movements.
The visit of Rosita Ronzini is supported by the art space Mucho Mas! Programme GRID.
The activities of SODAS 2123 are financed by the Lithuanian Council for Culture and Vilnius city municipality.