Pavlina Vagioni interdisciplinary artist

Pavlina Vagioni is a Greek-born, Texas-based interdisciplinary artist who translates classical myths into multisensory experiences.

SELECTED WORKS

Dim room with four glowing salt lamps around a central black mirrored partition in a circle of light.

Oikeiōsis (Kinship) – Hellenic Diaspora Foundation, Venice, Italy (during the 61st Biennale Arte)

Avásimo (Baseless) – Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis, IN, USA (Winter / Spring 2026)

Chiron I, 2015

Decorative wall hanging with a curved bow above a grid of 15 small fabric squares in beige and watercolor patterns.

Chiron V, 2025

Kerkis VII, 2015

Encountering – New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art, University of Southern Indiana, New Harmony, IN, USA (Spring 2025)

Medusa Unraveling – The Opening Gallery, New York, NY, USA (Summer 2024)

Abstract sculpture featuring a white, textured surface resembling mountains or waves, with thin vertical glass or acrylic rods hanging above/around it to create a reflective, airy effect.

Primordial Seas – Eye on Art, Ion Building, Houston, TX, USA (Spring 2024)

Installation of several long striped rope sculptures twisting along a white gallery wall.

Gorgons, 2024

Gorgon – Carillon Gallery, TCC South Campus, Fort Worth, TX, USA (Winter 2024)

Proteus Within – TANK Space, Houston, TX, USA (Fall 2023)

Siren Symphony in G sharp – Kappatos Gallery, Athens, Greece (Fall 2022)

A six-fold screen of mirrors and six bird wings reflected on its surfaces

Sirens Installations

Sirens Sculptures

Kaleiendoscope

Kalei(en)doscope, 2016