Across Georgia Polyzoi’s work, colour and pattern form a shared visual language. Rather than being added to a finished object as decoration, they develop together with the form and participate in its construction.

Her practice unfolds in two parallel directions. In Soft Structures, patterned porcelain sheets are folded and arranged by hand. In Rhythmic Vessels, individual coloured elements are joined one by one until repetition becomes surface, rhythm and body.

Although created through different processes, both series explore how colour and pattern change the way porcelain is perceived—giving a hard material an unexpected sense of softness and movement.