Born in 1987 in London, UK. Lives and works in Athens and Parnassus, Greece.

Zoë Paul grew up between Greece and England, her tri-cultural upbringing informs her investigation of the boundaries between the private and public as well as the relationship between artist and community. A sculptor and painter working in a variety of mediums including weaving, ceramics and beaded curtains, Paul revisits tradition via material and process, not to efface history but simply to re-examine it.

Her works incorporate styles of picture making from across history—ancient cave paintings, Byzantine iconography, classical Greek vases, as well as the digital pixels that compose virtual reality. She challenges prevailing ideas about ‘craft’ or femininity by peeling away the layers that time and convention have built. The ideas of labour and craftsmanship thus hold double meaning, pointing towards the process but also carrying a direct connection to matter and the maker.