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Evangelia Danadaki is an artist and researcher working at the intersection of contemporary art and theory. Her pluri-disciplinary practice blends reading and writing with artworking and spans across performance, video and film. She designs various forms of encounters to generate shared spatial and sensorial architectures, where the self co-emerges with special others. Drawing on feminist philosophy and political theory, she mobilises play and collective experimentation to disrupt hegemonic narratives and undermine phallocentric structures of mastery and closure. She is a PhD candidate in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies at the University of Leeds as a recipient of the Amanda Burton Scholarship. Her research explores feminist and queer politics in performance and image-based practices. She is an Associate Editor at parallax.
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Evangelia Danadaki is an artist and researcher working at the intersection of contemporary art and theory. Her pluri-disciplinary practice blends reading and writing with artworking and spans across performance, video and film. She designs various forms of encounters to generate shared spatial and sensorial architectures, where the self co-emerges with special others. Drawing on feminist philosophy and political theory, she mobilises play and collective experimentation to disrupt hegemonic narratives and undermine phallocentric structures of mastery and closure. She is a PhD candidate in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies at the University of Leeds as a recipient of the Amanda Burton Scholarship. Her research explores feminist and queer politics in performance and image-based practices. She is an Associate Editor at parallax.