Artemis Chrysostomidou is an author, director and multidisciplinary artist. Her work varies between contemporary drama, literature, text-based with letter-press or other technics, video, installations and performances based on contrasts and existential humor. Her original pieces for theatre include Raw Eggs, BRABA, Alkantara Festival Lisbon, Festival Internacional De Artes Performativas, 2024 (PT), Altofest, International Contemporary Live Arts Festival Naples, 2023 (IT), Espaço da Penha Lisbon, 2022 (PT); Manipulation and Other Romantic Stories, Altofest, International Contemporary Live Arts Festival Naples, 2024 (IT), Frankfurt LAB, 2021 (DE); Mortality, Hooray!, EXPO Festival, English Theatre Berlin, 2020 (DE); A Guide on How to Prevent Daily Life Accidents, BIOS Athens, 2019 (GR) etc. As a dramaturge she has collaborated with various directors, while as a multidisciplinary artist she presented the installation I Have No Traumas as part of the exhibition Human Sediments, Flux I bell Berlin, 2024 (DE), the video installation Vision Is Not A Private Experience and the text-based The Value of Nothing as part of the Mäandern Project, Flux I bell and Lichtenberg Studios Berlin, 2024 (DE), the text-based series and lecture Egoism: the captivity to the illusion of a victory, Flux I bell Berlin, 2024 (DE), the lecture-performance and text-based series This is a High-Level Trauma, Lettrétage Berlin, 2023 (DE), the site-specific performance The Helmet Guy as part of Travers, Copenhagen Contemporary, 2021 (DK), the text-based series May I have a glass of pain, please? and the film-poetry An empty Bastille as part of Temporars, Muzeum Susch (CH), 2020 etc. In 2023 her book Oh, that Hand of Yours was presented at Frankfurter Buchmesse (DE) as it was awarded the Young Book Designers Award (GR/DE). In 2018 she was awarded the State Prize for Literature (CY) for her book Dogs Don’t Bark in France | Sculpture. She has received fellowships at O Rumo do Fumo Lisbon, 2022 (PT); Frankfurt LAB, 2021 (DE); Art Stations Foundation Switzerland, 2020 (CH); European Theatre Convention as European Emerging Artist, 2019 (DE) etc.