Merlina Rañi
Merlina Rañi is an art curator specializing in digital media and scientific dissemination. Her research delves into virtual environments and their connection with physicality.
The Platform
The E-ART platform promotes sustainable art by giving artists who employ sustainable practices a place to exhibit their work and connect with a wider audience. This space is used as a teaching tool to inform the public about eco-friendly art methods, the effects of artistic production on the natural world, and the significance of sustainability in the arts.
Artists Profiles
Tsarimira Georgieva
Tsarimira´s unique approach involves incorporating waste materials such as hemp threads, linen, nylon, and lace into her paintings, creating textured foundations that resonate with audiences and emphasize sustainable art practices.
James Parsons
As a designer, my approach to design is firmly rooted in a function-first philosophy. I believe that the core of great design lies in its purpose, and that when a design is driven by functionality, it naturally leads to visually appealing and impactful results.
Evita Stavrou
Evita is an artist and program manager focused on creative and cultural projects, specializing in reusable materials and origami, with over a decade of experience in independent events, curation, and project production.
Veronica Neri
In my research I investigate themes of transience, vanitas, and the dichotomy between presentation and representation.
Giulia Apice
My artistic research is based on the medium of painting to address and compare notions of identity, consciousness, humanity and representation.
Material Library
Flower painting on blankets
The sustainability of this material is inherent in the fact that all the elements involved are waste or reused materials.
Bed Sheet
The sustainable quality of this material comes from the fact that it is first of all a recovered material.
