Antigoni Tsagkaropoulou/ Bunny

Photo: Andreas Simopoulos

Antigoni Tsagkaropoulou / Bunny (b.1993) lives and works in Athens and Berlin. Their work is based on creating subversive imaginings of subjectivity, sexuality, gender, desire, and co-existence. Their multidisciplinary practice is comprised of participatory installations, performances, and experimental poetic texts, in order to build visionary fictions and show alternative ways of how to see the world.

In 2018, they created ‘Fluffy Library,’ a one-year hybrid project produced by ATOPOS cvc in the context of UNESCO’s Athens 2018-World Book Capital, supported by NEON. In 2019, ‘Fluffy Library’ was presented as a solo show at the Arnolfini Centre of Contemporary Arts in Bristol, UK. Their work has also been showed at the 6th Biennale of Thessaloniki, “Imagined Homes”; the 10th Berlin Biennale, “We don’t need another hero,” in collaboration with Fabiana Faleiros at KW Institute for Contemporary Arts; the “Manifestos for Queer Futures” Festival at HAU (Hebbel Am Ufer) in Berlin; the Alternative Stage of the National Opera of Greece; the 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival; the Goethe Institut of Athens. They have collaborated with many artists such as Quimera Rosa, Annie Sprinkle, Brooke Candy, and they are an artist in residency at the Fresh A.I.R. Program of the Urban Nation Museum in Berlin.