Juliano Vendemiatti is an interdisciplinary artist who promotes accessibility and democratization through his integrative artistic and educational projects. He has a diverse background in music, dance, and multimedia production, and has received education at the Ernst Mahle School of Music of Piracicaba, the Berklee College of Music in Boston, and the Codarts University for the Arts in Rotterdam. Vendemiatti's work is deeply inspired by influential figures in the field of somatic education, such as Moshe Feldenkrais, Haruchika Noguchi, Mia Segal, Toshiyuki Tanaka, and José Maria Carvalho.

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Vendemiatti has garnered numerous accolades throughout his career, including multiple art grants, awards, sponsorships, and scholarships. He has completed several art projects of his own and in collaboration with other artists, each showcasing his exceptional talent and innovative vision. His notable accomplishments include being awarded the Creative Makers Grant by the Gemeente Delft in both 2021 and 2022 for his music projects "Wortelstok" and "Crossing Oceans." He has also performed with the Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble at prestigious venues such as the Roulette Hall in New York and the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C.

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Throughout his career, Vendemiatti has collaborated with talented artists from different parts of the world, including his brother Ivan Vendemiatti, Bassam Saba, George Crotty, and more. His work has been presented in various venues across Brazil and the United States, such as the Centro Cultural São Paulo, SESC Pinheiros, and Berklee College of Music in Boston. In addition to his creative work, Vendemiatti has over a decade of experience teaching music and movement studies workshops in multiple countries, demonstrating his commitment to accessibility and democratization in the arts.

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Chronological overview

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2022 - "Crossing Oceans" music project recipient of Een-malige grant by the Gemeente Delft. Music workshop and concert presented at the TU Delft Theater Hall in collaboration with Ivan Vendemiatti, Juliano Abramovay, and Laurianne Ghils.

2022 - "Crossing Oceans" music project recipient of the Creative Makers Grant by the Gemeente Delft, presented at the Microtheater in Delft in collaboration with Ivan Vendemiatti, Juliano Abramovay, and Tarang Poddar.

2021 - "Wortelstok" music project recipient of the Creative Makers Grant by the Gemeente Delft, presented at the Delft Kabel District in collaboration with Onno van Tongeren and Johannes Stark.

2019 - Collaboration with brother Ivan Vendemiatti, George Crotty, Marcelo Portela, and Eduardo Vidili for the "Brasil à Deriva" music project presented in São Paulo, Florianópolis, and Piracicaba, Brazil.

2019 - Enrolled in the Turkish Music studies program at Codarts Rotterdam.

2018 - Joined Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble as a violinist for concerts at Roulette Hall (New York), the Smithsonian Museum (Washington D.C.), and Berklee College of Music (Boston).

2017 - Formed the collaborative performance group BiL with students and faculty from Berklee and Boston Conservatory, as well as other Boston artists.

2016 - Became a multimedia editor and associate producer for Berklee's Media Development department.

2015 - Awarded a scholarship to study at Berklee College of Music in Boston, U.S.

2014 - Received the Denilton Gomes Award for research and dissemination with "DesObra Dejavu" by Viver Nucleo de Dança, São Paulo, Brazil. Also served as Artist in Residence, collaborating with Marcos Abranches for the creation and performance of "Avessos" at SP Escola de Teatro, Sao Paulo, Brazil.

2013 - Collaboration in "Corpo sobre Tela" awarded the Denilto Gomes Dance Award. Additionally, received the Fomento a Dança Grant for the circulation of "Desobra-Dejavu," directed by José Maria Carvalho. Composer and performer for "Way of Seeing" shown in multiple venues, including Centro Cultural São Paulo, SESC Pinheiros, and SESC São Carlos. "Tronco no Véu" performed in Piracicaba (Teatro Erotides de Campos), Campinas (UNICAMP), Botucatu (Teatro Municipal de Botucatu), and São Paulo (Teatro Sérgio Cardoso).

2012 - Awarded the Fomento a Dança Grant for "KAZE - Ventos," with art direction by Toshi Tanaka. Also received the PROAC Grant for the production and circulation of "Tronco no Véu" in the state of São Paulo, as well as a grant from the 5th COMGAS Sociocultural Fund for research and creation with the Dança Acontecimento project.

2011 - Awarded the Fomento à Dança Grant for the research and creation of "DesObra - Dejavu," with art direction by José Maria Carvalho.

2010 - Awarded the Fomento à Dança Grant for the research of "O corpo em devir."

2009 - Received the Fomento Grant for choreography creation with "Era infinitamente maio - obra em negro, branco e rubro - Urutu branco Episode III."

2008 – Awarded the Funarte Klauss Vianna Grant for "Era infinitamente maio... - Tatarana lagarta de fogo Episode II". 2006 – Performed “Tabus” at SESI de Piracicaba, with artist Greice Arthuso and art direction by José Maria Carvalho. ​ 2006 - Started training in contemporary dance and Feldenkrais Method with Greice Arthuso in Piracicaba, Brazil. ​ 2005 - Created and performed original music for Imperador Amarelo theater performance. ​