Mykonos Biennale

17/03/2026

Dimitra Maltabe’s Antidote in Delos 2025

Dimitra Maltabe is an Athens based visual artist with studies at Fine Arts. She holds a degree
on Painting and Stage Design from The Athens School of Fine Arts (R. Papaspyrou studio – G.
Ziakas studio). In 1995 she studied in the Netherlands, K.A.B.K, Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Hague, with an Erasmus scholarship. In 2000 she completed her postgraduate studies – MA in Fine Arts in KIAD / University of Kent, Canterbury, UK. In her artwork she explores the interaction between humans and the environment, the recording of memory and how it is modified over time, as well as the similarities between biological structures and the natural environment.
Her artwork has been exhibited in six (6) solo and numerous group shows in Greece and
abroad (Germany, Sweden, USA (Los Angeles) etc.). She has participated in artist – in residence programs and she has been adjunct professor at the University of West Attica, School of Applied Arts & Culture. Her works are included in several private and public collections in Greece and abroad.

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18/02/2026

Auðunn Kvaran‘s antidote in Delos 2025

Auðunn Kvaran (b. 1995) is an Icelandic artist and curator. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from the Icelandic University of the Arts in 2020. He is currently based in Athens, Greece, where he founded and currently runs the project space Living Room.

15/12/2025

“At the Door of Paradise”
16 x 10 cm prints
Raed Issa

Raed Issa is a contemporary artist born in al
Breij refugee camp, Gaza, in 1975. Holding a
diploma in Computer Science from Al Asqa
University, Gaza, he is laureate of the Cité des
Arts fellowship in Paris in 2011. He is founder of
the Fine Art Program of the Palestinian Red
Crescent Society in Gaza and a founding
member of the Gaza contemporary Art collective Eltiqa.
His art explores the themes of vulnerbility, loss, and bereavement of living under siege and war. He has been exhibited in Palestine, Jordan, France, Greece, Switzerland, Japan, Tunisia, Dubai, Italy, Australia, Ireland and the documenta fifteen. In Israel’s 2024 war on Gaza his home and much of his artwork was destroyed.

Garden of Mysteries 2025
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10/12/2025

“Through air impulses, a soundscape takes shape, while a field of wandering opens up right there, from the lungs to the ears, the garden become the score.”
- Joseph Coëffic

Joseph Coëffic’s Pulmonary Drifts is an interactive audio performance composed through handmade, ephemeral clay instruments, unfolding within and responding to the Garden of Mysteries soundscape.

Based in Brussels, Belgium, Joseph Coëffic is currently studying at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. His work explores the tension between memory and imagination by reactivating narratives rooted in history or entirely invented. Through the combination of sound and image, he creates works that invite new perspectives on these stories. His practice seeks to provoke an experience in which the boundaries between reality and fiction become porous, revealing new ways of inhabiting both the past and the present.

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23/11/2025

Chris Golub’s Antidote Box.

Chris Golub (b. 2000, New York, NY) is an installation, multimedia, sculpture and video
artist/experimental filmmaker based out of New York City. With an MFA in Electronic
Integrated Arts from Alfred University, he has shown work in solo, duo, and group
exhibitions in New York, Vermont, Beijing, and Greece, has had public work installed in
Nanjing and Binghamton, and has given artist talks and lectures in China, Germany,
and throughout New York State. He has the title of Distinguished Expert in AI Research
from the School of Art and Design at Beijing City University, was a fellow with the
Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities within the SUNY system and recently published an artist book with the Institute of Electronic Arts.

20/10/2025

Shawty Papi (Sofia Papadopoulou) creating her sculpture cake “I’m busy saving the world today”

Garden of Mysteries 2025

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20/10/2025

MOTHERS WOMBS
Melki Simon

MOTHERS WOMB
I can’t see the light
But I can breathe
For me you put things aright
Can I stay longer please
You carry me all the time
O African woman
What shall I render to recompense in due time
Introduce me to life as a new one

Melki Simon is a conceptual photographer based in Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi. He began photography in 2018 in Tanzania and moved to Malawi as a refugee in 2021. He was awarded Best Photographer (People’s Choice) in Tanzania and exhibited his work in Malawi’s capital, Lilongwe, in 2025. That same year, he was nominated for Best Emerging Photographer in Africa by the Ghana Merit Awards.

Garden of Mysteries 2025

20/10/2025

15/10/2025

Crystals, Aura of the Heart

Video graffiti 2025

14/10/2025

Rosa Zeidan’s Antidote 2025

Rosa Zeidan is a Greek Lebanese visual artist based in Athens. She studied at the visual arts department of the Athens School of Fine Arts: painting with professor G. Harvalias, M. Manousakis and G. Kazazis, photography with P. Kokkinias, mosaic with D. Angelidou, engraving with A. Peirounidi and V. Tsalamata and sculpture design with A. Verveti. She graduated with honours in 2021. She holds two degrees in Law from Greece (LLB) and Heidelberg, Germany (LLM) and has worked as a lawyer until 2014. Her artistic work has been presented in a solo (Frozenland, Wyndham Grand, 2024) and numerous group exhibitions and festivals in Greece and abroad.

Indicative awards and distinctions as a contestant: Benaki Museum, “One Minute Athens”, 2018, 2nd Visual Arts International Festival (FISAD – “Building a New World”) at the Albertina Accademia di Belle Arti, Turin, Italy, where she represented Athens School of Fine Arts in 2019. Selected exhibitions at Benaki Museum, the Other Arcadia Foundation, Ethniki Asfalistiki Art Gallery STOArt, Thessaloniki Engraving Center, Melina Merkouri Cultural Center, Eugenides Foundation, “STIGMA” Dromokaiteio PHA, Belgrade City Museum Serbia, Art Thessaloniki International Contemporary Art Fair, Goulandris Museum of Natural History, Quiyang International Fashion Museum China. Her works are in public as well as private collections in Greece and abroad (Benaki Museum, Civil Servants Equity Fund, Quiyang International Fashion Museum). Time, space, memory, identity and trauma are the main ideas and concepts she explores in her work.

13/10/2025

Painting Exorcism
Performance by Anna Amelie & Kalenia

27/09