Georgia Polyzoi is a ceramic artist from Euboea, based in Athens, whose work moves between fragile delicacy and sculptural strength.

Through hand-built forms, she explores how erosion, folds, and flowing lines carve space, creating objects that feel simultaneously organic and architectural. Working with paper porcelain and stoneware, she treats each piece as a small landscape of contrasts: rough and smooth, void and volume, shadow and light.

Rooted in the tactile world of materials and form, her practice spans one-of-a-kind sculptural works and refined functional vessels, allowing the same language of curves and edges to appear in both art pieces and usable forms.

Her ceramics invite slow looking and touch, asking viewers to trace their surfaces, discover hidden cavities, and experience how something seemingly fragile can endure.