Alkistis Boutsioukou
Alkistis Boutsioukou (b. 1993, Athens) is an arts writer and multidisciplinary practitioner whose work explores the intersections of cultural production, environmental advocacy, and scientific literacy. With an academic background in chemistry and a professional trajectory spanning editorial work, cultural programming, and international education services, she brings a distinctive perspective to her writing—one that bridges analytical rigor with poetic inquiry.
Her practice is rooted in a belief in the transformative power of storytelling, public engagement, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Through thoughtful coordination and imaginative writing, she contributes to initiatives that foster environmental awareness and civic responsibility, aiming to create resonance across sectors and inspire lasting impact.
Boutsioukou’s ethnological research into her familial heritage has informed her recent work on the island of Hydra. Her project Hydra: Island in the Sound, commissioned by Mnemosyne Projects and developed during her Hydra Art Residency at the Old Carpet Factory, reflects her commitment to place-based narratives and the cultural memory embedded in landscape and sound.