DANIELA BERTOLLI

Daniela Bertolli is an Italo-Brazilian artist, model, project manager, philanthropist, and educator based in Switzerland. She graduated as a classical ballet dancer from the São Paulo City Ballet School, complementing her training in the Vaganova, RAD, and Cuban methods, with her foundational technique shaped by masters such as Camilla Pupa. Subsequent stages of her international career include the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in St. Petersburg (Russia), Palucca Hochschule für Tanz in Dresden, and Theater Kiel (Germany), as well as the Companhia de Dança de Lisboa (Portugal). Performing on global stages, she took on roles such as Artistic and Administrative Management of the Wine Tower Ensemble in Zurich, manager of the "Momentum" project in Basel, and director of classical dance classes at the Estação de Dança - Arte e Bem-Estar school in Guaratinguetá, SP. In the current season, she is part of the cast of Theater Arth as a dancer. As a model, her work features in productions such as the Tableau Vivant at photoSchweiz (Zurich Congress), the largest photography event in Switzerland: Lysistrata (2025) by Iris Brosch and Madonna des Friedenskreuzes(2026) extending the collaboration to Adam Brody. Her videography on Brazilian national television includes: her debut on the program Oradukapeta (SBT/Sérgio Mallandro/1989); dancer for Mara Maravilha (TV Record/student of Rita Camilo); Vídeo Show (TV Globo/Miguel Falabella) as a São Paulo City Ballet School student; the documentary Portrait on X-Tudo (TV Cultura/1996), and presenting the "What Dance Can Do" project to Brazil on Nova TV Vale (2021). Engaged in social and cultural causes, she collaborates with the "Ballet Rising" and "The What Dance Can Do Project," and has provided institutional support to the "Artists Alliance for Africa." Since 2025, she expanded her creative path as a soprano singer at the Kirchenchor Aadorf-Tänikon under the conducting of Claudia Iten, with a classical repertoire including Schubert and Mozart. She was an active member of Danse Suisse and the CID UNESCO, dedicated to democratizing access to art and sharing her passion for dance worldwide.