Georgia Gremouti

Artist Statement 

Vertical Gardens: Open Systems

The work explores the relationship between sculpture, the body, and the wearable object through a modular installation existing in a state of transformation. Constructed as an open system of forms and voids, it unfolds through time, movement, and transition. During the action, selected elements are carried and worn on the body before returning to the installation in new positions, creating shifting relationships between object, space, and the body. Through embodied engagement, the work remains open to change, allowing new possibilities of connection, meaning, and shared experience to emerge.

Curriculum Vitae

Georgia Gremouti is a sculptor and interdisciplinary artist working across sculpture, installation, paper and fiber-based structures, jewelry, and performance. Her practice explores the relationship between body, material, and memory through processes of transformation, rhythm, and temporality. She studied Fine Arts (Sculpture) at Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston, textile design at Central Saint Martins in London, and graduate studies at the University of Thessaly. Her work has been presented internationally, including the Benaki Museum, the Ilias Lalaounis Jewelry Museum, and the Holland Paper Biennial. She is featured on the Homo Faber Guide and is a member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts.

Title: Vertical Gardens: Open Systems

Kind: Installation Detail

Materials: Paper