Eva Papamargariti is an artist, based between Athens and London. She uses a variety of mediums such as moving image, printed material and sculptural installations that explore the relationships of cognitive and affective entanglement within the multiple realities that we live in, as well as the dynamic intra – connection and intra – action of events that occur in various systems.Through video, text, sound, motion capture, AR, CG animations, 3d scans, character creation softwares, sculptures and textiles she explores notions of becoming, liminality, the dialectics of fluidity, techno-romance, transformation, and characteristics of symbiosis between human and non-human agents and the intricate traces and kinships that this entanglement produces.
Furthermore, her practice revolves around processes that are established through our online presence, such as the construction and shifting of our identities, avatars, vernacular language/imagery and world building. She has exhibited through solo shows, group shows and screenings in institutions, museums and festivals such as the New Museum (New York), Whitney Museum (New York), Serpentine Galleries (London), MAAT Museum (Lisbon), EMST (Athens), Museum of Moving Image (New York), MoMA PS1 (New York), GAMeC Museum (Bergamo), Pioneer Works (New York), Museum of Contemporary Art Montreal, The Bass (Miami), Athens Biennale (Athens), Mediterranean Biennale (San Marino), Thessaloniki Biennale (Thessaloniki), MUTEK, Transmediale Festival (Berlin), MIRA Festival (Madrid), New Now Festival (Zollverein), Ars Electronica (Linz), Liste Art Fair (Basel), Kunstraum Niederostereich (Vienna). She has been invited as a resident artist at LUMA Foundation in Arles, France (September-December 2023) and at the New Now residency at Zollverein, Germany (February-May 2023). She is currently a resident artist at Onassis Foundation (2024-2025).
Her work is featured in public and private collections such as the Dakis Joannou Collection (Deste Foundation), Onassis Foundation, PCAI Collection, MOMuS collection and more.
Eva Papamargariti is an artist, based between Athens and London. She uses a variety of mediums such as moving image, printed material and sculptural installations that explore the relationships of cognitive and affective entanglement within the multiple realities that we live in, as well as the dynamic intra – connection and intra – action of events that occur in various systems.Through video, text, sound, motion capture, AR, CG animations, 3d scans, character creation softwares, sculptures and textiles she explores notions of becoming, liminality, the dialectics of fluidity, techno-romance, transformation, and characteristics of symbiosis between human and non-human agents and the intricate traces and kinships that this entanglement produces.
Furthermore, her practice revolves around processes that are established through our online presence, such as the construction and shifting of our identities, avatars, vernacular language/imagery and world building. She has exhibited through solo shows, group shows and screenings in institutions, museums and festivals such as the New Museum (New York), Whitney Museum (New York), Serpentine Galleries (London), MAAT Museum (Lisbon), EMST (Athens), Museum of Moving Image (New York), MoMA PS1 (New York), GAMeC Museum (Bergamo), Pioneer Works (New York), Museum of Contemporary Art Montreal, The Bass (Miami), Athens Biennale (Athens), Mediterranean Biennale (San Marino), Thessaloniki Biennale (Thessaloniki), MUTEK, Transmediale Festival (Berlin), MIRA Festival (Madrid), New Now Festival (Zollverein), Ars Electronica (Linz), Liste Art Fair (Basel), Kunstraum Niederostereich (Vienna). She has been invited as a resident artist at LUMA Foundation in Arles, France (September-December 2023) and at the New Now residency at Zollverein, Germany (February-May 2023). She is currently a resident artist at Onassis Foundation (2024-2025).
Her work is featured in public and private collections such as the Dakis Joannou Collection (Deste Foundation), Onassis Foundation, PCAI Collection, MOMuS collection and more.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2025 | A whisper, a murmur, a roar, Aksioma and Kino Siska, Ljubljana |
2024 | All that now flows through us, AKSS Foundation, Spetses, Greece |
2022 | Solo Presentation with HEK Museum, Basel, at Liste |
2020 | Uh everything looks so fresh – Oh everything is so rotten! – Nicoletti Contemporary, London |
2017 | Precarious Inhabitants, TRANSFER Gallery, New York |
2016 | Facitious Imprints (Stowaway Series), New Museum, New York |
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2025 | Hypercreatures, Max Ernst Museum, Bruhl |
2024 | Murderesses, State of Concept, Athens |
2023 | Hyperballads – The Ignition Space / Gather, Fall River, MA |
2022 | Sheltered Gardens, Diomeded Botanic Garden, Athens |
2021 | Mutek Festival, Montreal |
2020 | Urban Antibodies, Weekend Project Space, Athens |
2019 | Post Emotional Therapy, P.E.T Projects, Athens |
2018 | Athens Biennale, ANTI, Athens |
2017 | TRANSFER Download, Chronus Art Center, Shanghai |
2016 | Dreamlands, (as part of Ways of Something), Whitney Museum, New York |
2015 | GIF GAF, Electromuseum, Moscow |
2014 | Late at Tate, Tate Britain, London |
2013 | GIM – Girls of the Internet Museum, NNM Studio, Lima |
2012 | #D, Bronx Art Space, New York |
SELECTED LECTURES/TALKS/MASTERCLASSES
2024 | Unleash (Words, Bodies, Myths and Other Things), Onassis ONX/Onassis AiR, Athens |
2022 | In Limbo, Syracuse University, Florence |
2021 | XR as a shifting force, Unseen Museum Online Conference, Seoul Museum of Art |
2019 | Transformative Encounters, Software For Artists Day, Pioneer Works, New York |
2018 | Beyond the Echo of Reality, Phi Centre, Montreal |
2017 | Precarious Inhabitants, TRANSFER Gallery, New York |
2016 | IdeasCity Athens, New Museum and NEON, Athens |
2015 | Lost and Found, Theatrum Anatomicum, Amsterdam |