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Aram Ghasemy is an Iranian multimedia artist residing in Italy. She is primarily known as a director, actress, performer, and dancer

Dance theatre, narrative body language, and movement

The image, video, and multimedia language are always present in her works, they always have a vivid presence.

She has presented numerous multimedia performances both in Italy and abroad, showcased in festivals, museums, theaters, and various cultural centers.

In 2015 she starred in Babak Anvari’s “Under the Shadow” film shot in Jordan and premiered at the 2016 Sundance Festival and Selected as U.K. in Foreign Language Oscar Entry.

In 2018 she starred in Kave Modiri “Mitra” film shot in Amsterdam.

In 2016 she starred in Love War an video clip composed by Stefano Ianne.

in 2023 “The video dance ‘Without Control; directed by Aram Ghasemy, has been selected for a special screening of shorts at INTERFACCIA DIGITALE, a videodance showcase of the HANGARTFEST festival.”

In 2020, Best Director Award at the Iranian International Festival in Germany for (Hold me oh yeh fish) performance .In 2006 award with the company Yas Tamam No at the International Puppet Theater Festival in Prague.

In 1994 prize for best poetess at the Azerbaijan Literature Festival. in 2000 prize for the best scenography at the Tehran Theater Festival.In 2001 prize for the best costumes at the Tehran Theater Festival. In 2002, Best Director Award at the Mehraien International Festival in Teheran

The image, video, and multimedia language are always present in her performances

Since 2010 she has conducted workshops and classes on various subjects, focusing on the; “expressive body, sound,creativity” “contemporary poetic body language”, and “the fusion of modern experiences with ancient Iranian performance styles”, including “contemporary Iranian dance and classical Iranian dance”.

“In the early years after her migration, she paid special attention to ancient performance techniques such as storytelling of the Shahnameh and classical persian dance movements. All these studies led her to develop her own personal style in performance. She still incorporates classical Iranian dance in some of her performances.”