Kallirroi Kostikoglou is an artist, director, and educator based in Athens and Agrinio, Western Greece. A graduate and grantee of the Athens School of Fine Arts, she has also studied at TIESS, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, and Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. She teaches art in the Greek public education system and has participated in exhibitions such as “Platforms Project” (2021) and “Anthropographes: The Meaning of Mold in Art” at the Benaki Museum. Her short film “In Bethlehem Beyond” (2024) was selected for the TiDF26 Agora Doc Market and the 12th Chania Film Festival. Her practice spans video, documentary, sculpture, and drawing, exploring power dynamics within language, the body, and gender. Her “Soft Sculptures” series features fluid, hybrid forms that challenge hierarchical structures, acting as symbols of a constantly evolving visual language that bridges the imaginary, the feminine, and the poetic.
