Printing & Embroidery on fabric, 80×90 cm
Photos A3,  
fabric to be embroided, Installation view/ photos taken from Katerina Markoulaki
During the exhibition, visitors were invited to embroider the second fabric using the children’s drawings created during the workshop. In addition, a table with clay and step-by-step instructions was available, encouraging visitors to make talismans and gift them to the people they hold in their hearts and want to protect.

2026/ 05


A talisman for the children 
& the Earth


ENTOPOLOGIO at Anafi,2026
in collaboration with Anaffif

Starting from the creative workshop in which children from Anáfi, aged 4–8, participated, with the theme “Talisman of the Earth,” the first thread of this work was born.

During the workshop, the children were asked to depict Anáfi’s map, to recall their favorite places, paths, and routes.

From these memories and records, the embroidery began.

In the work, the rebuilding of the place happens through the composition of the children’s imprints and the crossing of the threads.

The thread takes on a symbolic character; it becomes a carrier of the complexity of the relationships and stories of those who were, those who are, and those who will continue to be bound to the place of Anáfi





Project Description
The sound piece is based on greek moiroloia (laments)
which are lyrical songs of a mournful and laudatory
character that express sorrow and pain at the death
of a loved one.

This audio visual installation wants to draw attention
to the ongoing femicides.


2024/ 11


No Number



with original music by Dimitra & AEZ.



The work serves as a tribute to those who are not
here anymore,

those whose bodies were claimed by someone else

those that media has killed over and over again

those 

whose bodies were repeatedly dismantled

The caretakers and the wives

the lovely sisters and beloved friends

the sex workers and the girlfriends

the witches and the cursed.

Those who live next door

those who we will never forget.





2024/05

What is Left



Project Description
Based on Ariana Harwich's 
text 'Kill, Love', the artwork examines the boundaries between sacrifice and 
self-determination in a love relationship and what is ultimately left when you give yourself completely. 

Earth, water and fire are elements that could be read differently but in this piece they become the ingredients in the process of healing and nourishment.


Every time he fucks me
I blink
And it’s like cutting down a tree.
I look at him staring at me and I know I’m gonna puke in the woods.
I look at him and I know I’ll have beak, claws, bird plumage.
I’m talking loud, I’m drooling, I’m still cute.
I seek to belong to him.
I give him my skull, scraped off. 
Take it.
I give him my brain.
I give him my stretched skin. Pull it.
I give him my eyelids, I don’t care if I lose them.
Let my eyes dry with a blink, I don’t care if I lose them
I fall on the side of the road
I fall apart and they offer me a glass of water.