Stefania Patrikiou
Stefania Patrikiou lives and works in Thessaloniki, Greece. After her attendance in the first year in UDK, Berlin, Germany, she was accepted to Aristotles School of Fine Arts, Visual and Applied Arts where from she graduated in 2020 from the Printmaking Department. She is currently student of MA of Arts, Art in Public Space, Aristotles School of Fine Arts, Visual and Applied Arts. She has participated since 2013, in various exhibitions, biennials and art contests in Greece and worldwide, related to Printmaking, Ex-Libris and Artist Books. She is searching alternative non-toxic printmaking techniques, such as silkscreen printing. Currently, she is experimenting with objects and hand-drawing-transparents during the creation of a silkscreen (photo-emulsion) and the printing process, with various color combinations. She is also member of "The Greek Printmakers Association".
Media & Contact
Representation
Freelancing
Contact
Email: stefaniatsoupa@hotmail.com
References
Website: https://stefaniapatrikiou.wixsite.com/portfolio
Photography credit
| Michael Palamas |
Location
Greece
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