Ondine Cloez (1979) is a choreographer and performer.  

She has worked as a performer for Mathilde Monnier, Laurent Pichaud, Linda Samaraweerova, Marcos Simoes, Sara Manente, Jaime Llopis, Randy Carreno, Rémy Héritier, Antoine Defoort & Halory Goerger, Grand Magasin, Jocelyn Cottencin, Loïc Touzé, Gaël Santisteva, and others.

In 2009, she co-created the video Some Performances and the in situ project Grand Tourists with Sara Manente and Michiel Reynaerts.

In 2018, she created her first piece, the solo Vacances vacance, followed by L’art de conserver la santé in 2020 and its garden version La Ballade des Simples. 

In 2020 and 2021, Ondine Cloez is artist in residence at Les Laboratoires d'Aubervilliers. Taking inspiration from the 13th-century work L'art de conserver la santé (The Art of Preserving Health), she is developing a range of projects: a choreographed piece, walks and tours, and lectures extending her reflections on health and the Middle Ages.

http://www.leslaboratoires.org/projet/ondine-cloez-aux-laboratoires/ondine-cloez-aux-laboratoires

In 2024, she collaborated with Kotomi Nishiwaki on the duet The first word of the first poem of the first collection is basket.  

In 2025, she began research entitled ‘été pourri’ (rotten summer) as part of the Laboratoires Artistiques du Vivant in Walloon Brabant, which will result in a publication in Contredanse's ‘éclats’ collection.  

She also began collaborating with choreographer Saghar Hossein on a future duet.