Kyriaki Goni, born and based in Athens, works across media exploring the political, affective and environmental aspects of technology. She focuses on extractivism, surveillance, human and other than human relations, alternative networks and infrastructures of care and community. Manifesting through websites, drawing, videos, sound, and text, her installations build alternative ecosystems and shared experiences by connecting the local with the planetary, the fictional with the scientific.

Recent solo shows were presented at The Breeder Gallery, Athens; the Blenheim Walk Gallery; Leeds Art University, Drugo More; Rijeka, SixtyEight Art Institute, Copenhagen; KVOST Art Collection Telekom, Berlin; Onassis Cultural Centre, Athens; Aksioma, Ljubljana.

Group exhibitions include 1.5 Degrees at Kunsthalle Mannheim; 2nd Warsaw Biennale, 8th Gherdeina Biennale, Ars Electronica, Modern Love, 24th Thessaloniki Photobiennale, 13th Shanghai Biennale, Transmediale2020, 5th Istanbul Design Biennial, Trondheim International biennale, NVG Triennial Melbourne. Her work is part of several collections (Yerassimos Yiannopoulos, Art Telekom, Polyeco Contemporary Art Initiative etc).

She has been commissioned by organisations including the Shanghai Biennale, the Gherdeina Biennale, the Warsaw Biennale, the Onassis Foundation, PCAI, Ars Electronica, Art Collection Deutsche Telekom.

Her work received prizes and fellowships from Allianz Kulturstiftung and Bertelmanns Stiftung, Ars Electronica and Telekom, the Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki, Greece, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.

She often lectures, writes and gives talks. She holds a BA in Visual Arts and an MA in Digital Arts (Athens School of Fine Arts). Prior to that she obtained graduate and postgraduate degrees on Social and Cultural Anthropology in Athens and in Leiden, Netherlands.

Full CV available on request.

Member of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece.