Stefani Ermogenidou is working within the boundaries between design, art, and architecture. She is using a wide variety of mediums including drawing, sculpture, installation, photography, and weaving. In her latest works, Stefani, captivated by the conceptual and aesthetic possibilities of linear compositions, questions the relationship between a sculpture and a drawing by using the line as the key element. Her practise involves the translation of two-dimensional representations to physical models. She is interested in how objects get flattened into drawings and on the contrary, how these drawings could possibly unfold into functional objects. Through her work, she attempts to understand the dynamics of landscape, and our position within it, by investigating it through materiality, light, surfaces, and layers. Her practice brings together parallels, forming an ongoing discussion between the personal, the geopolitical, and the architectural.