Christina Rosi graduated with honours from the Athens School of Fine Arts (ASFA) in 2025, earning an Integrated Master’s Degree in Fine Arts.

She further developed her artistic and academic practice through an Erasmus+ study exchange at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany, and participation in an international summer school at the Netherlands Institute at Athens (NIA), Greece.

My practice emerges from memory, movement, and emotional mapping. I work across drawing, water-based media, photography and text, tracing the fragile territories between body and landscape, belonging and displacement, personal history and collective memory.

I begin with gesture — a stain, a fluid mark, a fragment — and respond to what appears. Forms shift between structure and dissolution; color breathes; line anchors or wanders. Each work becomes a site of listening, where memory surfaces slowly and the quiet moments of a life take shape.

I collect traces — visual, emotional, archival — and allow them to transform through touch, repetition, and time. The work negotiates return and departure, presence and disappearance; it seeks a place that holds both tenderness and rupture.

Rather than illustrating memory, I let it behave: soft, fluid, layered, sometimes interrupted — like water, like breath, like remembering itself.