Georgia Sagri

Georgia Sagri is an Associate Professor at the Athens School of Fine Arts, renowned for her interdisciplinary practice spanning performance, installation, and critical theory. Her work interrogates themes of labor, embodiment, and sociopolitical structures through visceral, conceptually rigorous projects.

• Education: Distinction graduate of Athens School of Fine Arts; Master's from Columbia University.
• Awards: Scholarships from Onassis, Propontis, Leventis, and Fulbright Foundations.

Research interests include queer world-making, body politics, and institutional critique. Key projects like Working The no Work (2012) and Shelter_Refuge (2022) explore repetition, labor alienation, and refuge as existential frameworks.

Her work has been featured globally: Documenta 14 (2017), MoMA PS1 (2013), and Guggenheim Bilbao (2011). She founded the non-profit space ΥΛΗ[matter]HYLE in Athens (hyle.gr).