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Eirini Tiniakou

Eirini Tiniakou is based in Athens and is rooted in Lesvos Island and Mount Oiti. Her artistic practice is grounded in field research, incorporating documentative, participatory, and imaginative approaches. She primarily deals with themes of rural life, folklore, and ethnography to redefine the connection between the land and the self. Through participatory research and agricultural activity, she develops experimental visual and applicable creative systems. Her mediums include textiles, photography, objects, and text. Eirini works in the fields of art, art education and rescue.

Nadja Geer

Nadja Geer is a painter, writer and curator based in Athens. Her research focuses on the problematisation of the aestheticization of politics, situational aesthetics and networked subjectivity.

She is founder and artistic director of One Minute Space.

Editor of SHE: Super Host Edition.

Her work has been exhibited in Berlin and Greece.

Maisie Maris

Maisie Maris (b. 1993, London) is a sculptor working across metal, textiles, casting, an drawing to create installations that examine the entanglements between human bodies an geological landscapes. Her work explores themes of vulnerability, interdependence, and mourning, often drawing parallels between personal loss—of her home and father—and ecological grief. Grounded in field research, her process begins with collecting organic matter, plants, an discarded packaging, from which she studies their forms, textures, and histories. Thes elements are imprinted onto fabric, silicone, and jesmonite, to make fragile yet resilient structures. Through dying, weaving, knotting, and layering, she creates bodies that fee precarious but interconnected, evoking systems of care and repair in the face of environmental and emotional rupture.

Maris holds an MA from the Royal College of Art (2019) and a BA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths, University of London (2015). Recent projects include DIG IN, a duo exhibition at Staffordshire Street, London (2023); Stretching for My Sins, The London Arts Board, London (2023); Estou cheia de pedras nos bolsos, a solo exhibition at 21 Corpo Santo, Lisbon (2022); 'Innocent Pleasures Suit Me’, Warbling, London (2022) and I Knock On Your Skin, Set Woolwich, London (2022)

Daphnis Monastiriotis

Daphnis Monastiriotis (b. 1991, GR) is a multimedia artist, researcher, and performer. His ongoing research traces the theme of intimacy as a quality and a conduct demonized within neoliberal and systemic structures, whilst utilising poetry as a mode of resistance, reimagining empathy in a hyperreality. Drawing on schemes of neurodivergence, experienced and encountered in his daily life, he foregrounds queerness as a political statement and transness as an embodied mode of inquiry.

He has participated in international exhibitions in institutional and other artistic contexts such as: Campsite: A Time Window Festival x TENT Rotterdam (curated by Giovanna Di Giacomo and Maria Sartzetaki, TENT, Rotterdam, NL, 2023), The New Current (curated by The New Current, Art Week Rotterdam, Rotterdam, NL, 2022 & 2023), Carried by Invisible Bodies (curated by Isadora Tomasi, De Ruimte, Amsterdam, NL, 2023), Time Window x GRAW (curated by Time Window, Time Window, Rotterdam, NL, 2023) among others.
His sound performances have been presented at The New Current part of the Art Week Rotterdam, (2022 & 2023), Campsite (2023), Carried by invisible bodies (2023), Time Window x Graw (2023), Sunkissed/ Fog off (2021). He has been a resident in Sentiments - Paviljoen aan het Water (2023), Campsite (2023), and Creatives with unseen Disabilities (2022).

He has self-published the zines The absolute guide on saving Breath Vol.1 & 2 and has contributed to publications affiliated with his MA studies at Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague, NL including Every Breath is a Novelty (thesis, supervisor: Jasper Coppes, 2021), The Invisiblists (supervisor: Delphine Bedel, 2021), Keywords on Method (supervisor: Thijs Witty, 2020), among others. He is a graduate of the Department of Fine Arts and Art Science, University of Ioannina.