Zoe Hatziyannaki is a visual artist based in Athens working across photography, digital media and installations. She holds a Ph.D. and M.A. from Goldsmiths College, University of London supported by the Greek State Scholarships Foundation. She had completed a B.A. at Kent Institute of Art & Design, University of Kent, UK. She is teaching the Digital Image course in the Visual Arts department of Deree, the American College of Greece.   She is an Onassis AiR fellow and the recipient of a Jerwood Photography Award, a NEON grant for solo exhibition, and of artistic research fund from the Greek Ministry of Culture. She has participated in the EMST mentorship program and in IdeasCity Athens, organized by New Museum/NEON. Zoe has been a member of the Depression Era collective and has co-founded and co-directed A-DASH, a non-profit organization and artist-run space in Athens. Her work has been exhibited in Greece and abroad including: The Living Art Museum in Reykhavik, State of Concept Athens, Slought in Philadelphia US, Unseen Festival in Amsterdam, Antikenmuseum Basel, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo in Turin, The Showroom Gallery in London, Benaki Museum in Athens, Ileana Tounta Centre of Contemporary Art in Athens.  

As a 2026-2027 Fulbright Scholar (Arts Professional), Zoe will be hosted at the Department of Art Practice, University of California, Berkeley. She will be working on her research project The Day the Earth Caught Data (Ep. 4), joining Prof. Jill Miller’s studio space. The project examines digital systems, eco-spatial narratives, and socio-technical imaginaries, aligning strongly with the department’s critical environmental approaches, and experimental artistic research. She will be involved in presentations, lectures and exhibitions, engaging with graduate students and faculty whose work intersects with photography, media studies, digital culture, and the politics of image making.