Bio

Eilit Marom is a visual artist and facilitator based in the Netherlands whose transdisciplinary practice reclaims overlooked freedoms through choreographic tasks and participatory encounters. Evolving from a background in dance at ArtEZ, her work shifts between the gallery, the theater, and site-specific community contexts. Marom moves embodiment across domains, integrating textiles, voice, and performance to foreground bodily knowledge as both material and method. Her work takes a radical approach to collaboration, treating participants not as subjects, but as companions whose agency and presence expand the practice. Her work has been presented at venues including Het Nationale Theater, Helmhaus Museum, and Unfair Amsterdam.

I create task-based frameworks where the pressure to "perform" disappears, allowing for a shared negotiation of trust. By focusing on simple, legible actions, the boundary between the one doing and the one witnessing dissolves; the task becomes a common ground of relational discovery. These acts serve as vessels for human complexity: leaning into one another to navigate interdependence, or the rhythmic repetition of baking to drag generational ghosts into the room.

In the physical act of releasing a grip, I find a quiet, aching mirror of a farewell. The act of catching bouncy green balls becomes a physical inhabitation of material reuse, and collective singing within a red landscape serves as an exercise in exposing vulnerability, stripping away the pressure of performance. Recently, I expanded to handwrite embroidery on domestic textiles and creation of audio guides, where objects and sound function as carriers of embodied inscriptions. These are deliberate acts; quiet rebellions that transform the sterile museum or theater into a site of inhabited experience. It is an invitation to inhabit the unforbidden, those overlooked freedoms of touching, listening, and being seen; until the friction between people becomes a form of harmony.

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Eilit Marom (1986)

Presentations (Selection)

2026 Leaning into each other: An archive, group exhibition part of Bermuda Open at Nest, the Hague, NL

2026 Slowly letting go of something, group performance in Concrete Jungle Amsterdam, NL. 

2025Reenacting a tradition, durational performance,  open studio at Helicopter , The Hague, NL.

2025 Slowly letting go of something, group performance in Hour One, event Baanhof, Rotterdam, NL.

2024 Each baker typically claims to have the best recipe,audio installation at group exhibitionTrial and Errrorrr curated by waitingsnake studios, SeeLab, The Hague,NL.

2024 INEVER WANNA DANCE AGAIN,  performance, co-production Het National Theater, the Hague, Netherlands. 

2023Throwing and Catching, 2 days participatory performance installation at Fresh Paint art fair and live-exhibition, Jaffa-Tel Aviv port, Israel. 

2023 Slowly Letting Go Of Something, durational performance, group exhibition What the swans are Twittering about in the riverbed curated by Elena Apostolovski at Trixie The Hague, Netherlands. 

2022 Do Geese See God?, an immersive performative exhibition with Anouk van Klaveren and Dewi Bekker at Pip Expo, curated by Alexander Webber & Laura Snijders, The Hague, Netherlands.

2022 Singing Along, performance at opening Unfair22 Gashouder Westergas Amsterdam.

2022 Throwing and catching, participatory performance installation at Wasteland Group exhibition, curated by Yannik Guldner and Leon Lapa Pereira, The Grey Space in the Middle, The Hague.

2022 Building Momentum, performance with Jong Korzo, at Korzo theater, The Hague.  

2022 Being Part of a Crowd, participatory performance, at Flipchart, curated by Leon Lapa Pereira in iii workspace The Hague.

2021 Create something and destroy it, participatory performance at Fietstival in Helicopter, The Hague.

2021 Unforbidden Pleasures, performance installation solo evening at Korzo, the Hague. 

2019 11 Dimensions Resonating in Hyperspace, performance at 24HAmsterdam, CBK Amsterdam Oost, Netherlands. 

2019 Autonomous Response, livestream video installation at Less is More group exhibition, Curated by Ofira Zilbershtein at Beit Ha'Gefen Arab-Jewish Cultural Center Haifa, Israel.  

2018 Frequency or whatever happens now, solo performance at Beit Ha'Gefen Arab-Jewish Cultural Center Haifa, Israel.

2017 (To) Come and See /(To) Keep in Touch /(To) Give a Hand, installation, workshops and performances at 100 Days program Veem House for Performances, Amsterdam, Netherlands. 

2017 (To) Come and See /(To) Keep in Touch /(To) Give a Hand, installation, workshops and performances at An Exhibition for You! Group exhibition at Helmhaus Museum Zurich, Switzerland.

2017 (To) Come and See, theater performance at Supercel Festival, Brisbane, Australia.

2017 (To) Come and See, theater performance, March Hare festival Tel Aviv , Mash Dance House Jerusalem, Blender Haifa Theater, Israel. 

2017 Paxton/Braxton, performance at Play-Haifa group exhibition Beit Ha'Gefen Arab-Jewish Cultural Center Haifa, Israel 

2016 (To) Come and See, theater performance in collaboration with Simone Truong, Anna Masoni, Elpida Orfanidue and Adina Secretan. European tour at Gessnerrallee Zurich and Sevelin 36 Lausanne, Switzerland. Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis – Paris, France. 

2016Duo presentation with artist Adam Nillissen, sculptures at Unfair16 Westergasfabriek Amsterdam, Netherlands.

2016 (To) Come and See, durational performance during Unfair16 at Westergasfabriek Amsterdam, Netherlands.

2016 Ever Wonder, in collaboration with Makiko Ito and Or Hakim, Interactive performance with live music for children and children with special needs at the International Children Festival Haifa, Israel.

2016 Magic Garden, performance at project 48, curated by Dana Rutenberg as part of Diver Festival, Tel Aviv, Israel.

2015 (To) Come and See, gallery performance at Station21, Zurich, Switzerland. 

Education

2012 Countertechnique Teacher Certification, movement method by Founder Anouk van Dijk, the Netherlands.

2006 - 2010 BA Dance, ArtEZ University of the Arts, Arnhem The Netherlands

2004 - 2006 The Dance Workshop Professional Training Program, Gaaton, Israel

International Exchange and Residencies 

2024, 2026 Artist Residency at C-TAKT, Dommelhof Neerpelt, Belgium.

2021 Online International exchange, Making Sense with Circe Platform, Tbilisi Georgia. 

2019 Guest Artist, at Beit Ha'Gefen Arab-Jewish Cultural Center Haifa, Israel.

2017 International exchange program at The Farm, Bare Bones, Gold Coast, Australia.

2015 Research residency, Isadora Duncan Studios, Athens, Greece. 

2014 Le Mouvement - Performing the City Biel/Bienne, Switzerland International exchange - participant in performance projects by Alexandra Prici (Tilted Arc) and Alexandra Bachzetsis (Undressed). Curated by Gianni Jetzer and Chris Sharp Performing an open-air exhibition that replaces sculpture by live performers.

Notable Experiences

2020 - ongoing Member and apponted board(2025) of Helicopter interdisciplinary artists initiative and studios, The Hague, NL.

2024,2025 innovation voucher from ArtEZ Busuiness Center for Dance Artist, research and implenation education program, Artez university of the arts, Arnhem, NL. 

2018 Founder and director of Karov Meod Festival for art in public space focusing on performance, with 80 local and international participating artists., Haifa, Israel.

2017 - 2018 Co-founder and curator of  Blender performance series, in collaboration with Haifa Theater, Haifa, Israel.

2016 - 2017 Ever Wonder, interdisciplinary performance with children and people with other abilities, Haifa, Israel. 

Grants

2024 Only when you feel it, experiment grant by Municipality of The Hague, The Netherlands.

2024 Development grant + Artist with Child, Mondriaan Fonds, The Netherlands. 

2024 I NEVER WANNA DANCE AGAIN, art project grant by Municipality of The Hague, The Netherlands.

2023 Individual Grant Visual Artist, CultuurFonds, The Netherlands.

2023 Reenacting a tradition, Art Project grant, Mondriaan Fonds, The Netherlands

2022 Makersregeling Development Grant, Municipality of The Hague, The Netherlands 

2021 Pro Art Project Grant Unforbidden Pleasures from Stroom Den Haag, The Netherlands. 

Facilitation Experience

2012 - ongoing Guest lecturer atKABK Artscience Interfaculty, ArtEZ University of the Arts, Fontys University of the Arts, ATD University of the Arts, JMD Academy of the Arts Jerusalem, Manufacture University Lausanne, Galil Maaravi Collage, Codarts University of the Arts, Hasadna Haifa for Contemporary Dance and MUDA Dance BE. 

2020- ongoing Work Field Orientation course at ArtEZ University of the Arts, Arnhem, Netherlands.

2012 - ongoing Circle of guides, Individual mentoring BA students at ArtEZ University of the Arts. Arnhem, NL.

2012 - ongoing  Countertechnique at dance centers: HJS Amsterdam, Tanzhaus nrw Dusseldorf, Tanzhaus Zurich, Dansateliers, Korzo, Dans i Nord Sweden, De stilte Breda, Pro Morning Tel Aviv, Chunky Move Melbourne. 

2024 Embodied Baking workshops, public program Seelab and Helicopter studios, the Hague, NL. 

2022- 2023 Unforbidden Movement community cross-disciplinary workshops at Helicopter, The Hague, NL.

2014 Performance Practice workshops for cross-disciplinary performers supported by AFK in Amsterdam, NL.