Newsletter #3
From the E-Residency to Sustainable Art Labs Across Europe.
News & Blog post of the project
Lyneca B (Césarine Wisline Lafontant): Reconnecting Through the Quiet Poetry of Everyday Life
Her work is a quiet but powerful reminder that beauty exists in imperfection, and that through creative experimentation, we can reimagine our relationships with space, matter, and each other.
Estelle Garcia Blanco at E-Art Project: Traces in Feather and Thread
Estelle Garcia Blanco offers a poetic and tactile reflection on the traces we leave behind—an invitation to consider the fragile threads connecting memory, material, and the more-than-human world.
Basile Richon at E-Art Project: Translating Landscape Through Sound and Motion
At the core of Richon’s work is a fascination with the dynamic relationship between human-made environments and the natural world.
Eugenio Shapoval at E-Art Project: Emotional Landscapes and the Beauty of Perspective
Central to Shapoval’s philosophy is the idea of the “subjective bubble”—the belief that each individual exists within their own unique world of experiences, perceptions, and truths.
From Waste to Wonder: Syrmatenia Karnouniari at E-ART Project
Syrmatenia is an emerging voice in the world of sustainable art, working primarily with papier-mâché to reshape materials that are often overlooked.
The Art of Hanna Granlund
Her art is characterised by a curiosity and willingness to explore many different disciplines, from ceramics to textiles and organic materials.
Green Cities, Creative Minds: How Public Art is Embracing Sustainability
This is the future of public art – one that fuses creativity with sustainability to make urban spaces not only visually inspiring but also environmentally conscious.
Francesca Visocchi: Textile Art Between Tradition, Innovation, and Sustainability
Francesca Visocchi lives in Atina, a small town in the Comino Valley, in the province of Frosinone, Italy. Her textile art has deep roots, yet over time, it has evolved through significant encounters and ingenious ideas.
Art and Activism: Examining Their Intersection
This article analyzes the significance of this action within the intersection of art and activism it proposed, encompassing institutional critique, symbolic impact, and the mediation of discourse.
Discover the art of Alice Máselníková and her work to improve artist rights and conditions
Máselníková is not just an innovator in sustainable traditional art, but also a firm supporter of artist rights and independence.
Annika Bromberg: A force for the green transition in the art world
As a freelancing costume and set designer working in Sweden and abroad, her work takes inspiration from the natural world, organic structures and tactile experiences.
Redefining waste
Discover how Irish designer Síofra Caherty is turning waste into functional art with her brand Jump The Hedges.
James Parsons: A sustainable visionary in product design
In the world of design, the Irish designer James Parsons stands as an example of sustainability and innovation, carving out a unique space where functionality meets artistry.
Sustainability and Virtual Environments: Merlina Rañi at E-ART project
How can virtual environments help us address sustainability? Merlina Rani – an art curator specializing in digital media and scientific dissemination – dives into her innovative projects, like Lithium Republic XYZ, which explore the ecological and social impacts of the global energy transition.
Tsarimira’s Artistry with Nylon and Beyond
Tsarimira Georgieva has gained acclaim for her extraordinary ability to work with sustainable materials, including repurposed plastics, creating artwork that speaks to both ecological awareness and aesthetic brilliance.
Exploring Sustainable Art: Evita Stavrou at E ART project
Evita Stavrou is a talented artist whose work exemplifies the integration of sustainable materials in her artistic practices.
How to handle art waste: Disposing of leftover materials
Many artists have asked themselves “Which materials and tools are environmentally friendly to use?” and “Is there even such a thing as environmentally sustainable art?”
Exploring Sustainable Art: Giulia Apice and Veronica Neri at E ART project
Discover how two innovative artists are reshaping art through sustainability in the E ART project.
From trash to trend: the art of upcycled fashion
Upcycled fashion thrives on creativity, where designers see discarded items as blank canvases full of potential.
Embrace Sustainability in Arts at Our October Training Session in Thessaloniki
Lifecycle analysis of paper during our week-long training from September 30th to October 4th in beautiful Thessaloniki
How to Organize Eco-Friendly Events: A Comprehensive Guide
Discover the essential steps and guidelines to make your events environmentally sustainable and impactful
Crafts, arts and commoditization
As the E-ART project seeks to promote sustainability and sustainable artistic practices, we must think about why a work of art exists and how it moves through a market-based economic system.
Creating the Handbook of artistic sustainability
During the winter of 2023-2024, the members of the E-ART project group researched the national and international situation for artists and crafters.
Sustainable Arts in Greece: Nurturing Tradition through Innovation
My journey is just one thread in the rich tapestry of sustainable art in Greece. Across the country, fellow artists and initiatives are pioneering innovative approaches to sustainability within their craft.
How art can shape our ecological future
We want to globally try to analyze how artistic practices could expand the limits of representation and intuition in citizens and could make them more aware of current environmental challenges.
