Eirini Linardaki
Eirini Linardaki (b. 1976, Athens) is a visual artist and public media researcher based in New York and Newark, NJ. At ONX Studio, she is developing animation and immersive technologies to explore environmental resilience in island and coastal communities on the frontlines of climate change — work that seeks to translate collective anxiety and lived experience into evocative, large-scale media installations. Her methodology moves from the physical to the digital: community-gathered textiles and personal heirlooms are scanned, layered, and built into compositions that migrate across media — animations, immersive projections, public sculptures, and murals. This pipeline connects intimate community engagement with monumental public presence.
Holding an MFA from the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Marseille, Linardaki has created major commissions for MTA Arts and Design, Art at Amtrak, Monument Lab, and NYC and Newark Parks. Her activist practice has been recognized with the 2022 Artivist Award from Sing for Hope and the 2023 and 2025 Newark Artist Accelerator Grant from the Andy Warhol Foundation.