Showcase: Foteini Tryferopoulou (GR)
May 8 - 9:15 pm - 9:50 pm
Foteini Tryferopoulou is a sound artist based in Athens, Greece, whose work moves between music, memory, technology and perception. Combining urban soundscapes, found objects, electronic textures, and acoustic instruments, she creates immersive sonic worlds that blur the line between the familiar and the surreal. Her practice is deeply conceptual and rooted in experimentation, often exploring narrative, space, interaction and the boundaries of listening.
Foteini works with systems—frequently drawn from outside the musical realm—repurposing them as creative frameworks. Experimentation is central to her process: a space of discovery, risk, and transformation. She is interested in the role of technology and artificial intelligence in artistic creation, in the context of opening dialogues between human and non-human interaction and co-creation.
Her work has been presented at festivals and venues including the Alternative Stage of the Greek National Opera, the National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST), Studio Loos (Netherlands), Goethe-Institut Bukarest, Technopolis 20 (Cyprus), and National Sawdust and the Rockefeller Center in New York as part of the Onassis Foundation USA’s Archive of Desire festival. She has collaborated with artists such as Jeff Zeigler, Lucy DheGrae, Miranda Cuckson, Brandon Patrick George, among others.
Through sound, Foteini invites audiences to step into altered realities—where time shifts, stories dissolve, and perception is gently rearranged.