Roberta Maimone is an Italian artist based in the Netherlands. During her training as a dancer at D.A.F. in Rome, encounters with influential artistic figures such as Jiri Pokorny, Marcos Morau, Lukas Timulak, Gustavo Ramirez Sansano, Thomas Noone, and Carolina Mancuso significantly contributed to her artistic growth, providing a platform for experimenting and developing her distinctive artistic approach known as MEM.

Roberta founded "Memic Project," an interdisciplinary initiative that blends dance, theatricality, visual elements, and sound to create engaging experiences. At the heart of the project is her developed method, MEM, which means "water" in Latin. This symbolizes fluidity and memory, emphasizing how movement can flow seamlessly and evoke emotional memories. MEM explores how artistic forms, like those used in cartoons, can express genuine emotions and establish a deep connection with the audience. This approach is suitable for those seeking personal well-being as well as professionals looking for creative development.

Maimone's work has been featured in prestigious events such as NederlandsDansDagen 23 and the International Choreography Competition Hannover 2024, affirming her impact in the contemporary dance scene. In addition to her performances, Roberta shares her innovative method through workshops and classes across Europe, continuing to explore the depths of human emotion and fantasy with a passionate and dedicated approach.