Eirini Kalogera, is a creative working between Athens and London.  Her creative vision stems from the domestic space and its formal qualities that usually go unnoticed. Details and materials  from the everyday are used as inspiration for seemingly simplistic but conceptually impactful visuals.

Her work is about looking, observing; examining objects, their everydayness and function to create interpretations, at times stripping them bare of their purpose of existence or shifting the attention of the viewer to its form, making them objects of aesthetic admiration. 
Functional Objects of Dysfunction
2021

A collection of purposeless objects. There is a fine line between function, utility, and subjective thought. By manipulating the form and function of certain objects, I endeavour to alter habitual expectations and associations.

01.  A cast of the imprints left by furniture on the floor.
(Usually used along other tiles as such, curating the placement of furniture in a house, leaving no space for rearrangement.)

MATERIALS: 40 x 40 x 10 cm plaster tile, various objects


02.  Egg-box-shaped case used to store teeth.
(This is a case used to store rotten teeth, inspired the utilitarian purpose of an egg box.)

MATERIALS: plastic, porcelain paper clay



03.  Chainmail bag used to carry eggs.

MATERIALS: stainless steel, eggs
Eirini Kalogera
Eirini Kalogera, is a creative working between Athens and London.  Her creative vision stems from the domestic space and its formal qualities that usually go unnoticed. Details and materials  from the everyday are used as inspiration for seemingly simplistic but conceptually impactful visuals.

Her work is about looking, observing; examining objects, their everydayness and function to create interpretations, at times stripping them bare of their purpose of existence or shifting the attention of the viewer to its form, making them objects of aesthetic admiration.