Aimar Pérez Galí (Barcelona, 1982) works in the field of dance and the performing arts as a dancer, performer, educator, artist and writer. Trained at Amsterdam School of Arts, he worked in the Netherlands for several years and currently pursues his professional career in Spain, where he obtained an MA in the Programme of Independent Studies promoted by MACBA (Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona). 

His work explores the relations between dance, movement, education and the development of new procedural approaches with regard to stage performance. His most recent works include Delta, A Post-Believe Manifesto, the performative lecture Sudando el discurso and The Ping Pong Dialogues. 

Aimar Pérez Galí has worked with other artists including Xavier Le Roy, Nicole Beutler, Nora Heilmann, Andrea Boziç, David Zambrano, Abraham Hurtado / AADK and Silvia Sant Funk, amongst others. He was a member of the jury for the 2013 Miquel Casablancas Visual Arts Prize, is co-founder and artistic director of Espacio Práctico — a centre independently established in Barcelona in 2010— and gives classes as guest professor at the Theatre Institute’s Conservatory of Dance, as well as creating his own choreographic work as artist-in-residence at Graner - Mercat de les Flors.

Biography written in 2014