About

Zoi Roupakia is an artist, AI scientist, and engineer working at the intersection of perception, abstraction, and symbolic form. Her artistic practice explores how images, gestures, memories, and emotions can be reduced to their essential visual elements: line, shape, colour, rhythm, and absence.

Drawing from conceptual minimalism, Bauhaus principles, Greek philosophy, and her background in machine learning, her work examines how meaning is constructed, simplified, and reinterpreted. Across photography, digital art, jewellery, and visual experiments, she is interested in the point where perception becomes symbol: where a face, a movement, a landscape, or a moment can be transformed into a distilled visual language.

Her work has received two A’ Design Awards and has been exhibited at the Four Seasons Hotel Astir Palace in Greece. Her artworks have also been selected for major art-and-technology platforms, including the Machine Learning for Creativity and Design Workshop at NeurIPS in 2020 and 2021, the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Art Gallery in 2026, and the Athens Digital Arts Festival 2021 exhibition From Where I Stand, organised in collaboration with the Municipal Art Gallery of Larissa G.I. Katsigras Museum.

Her practice is shaped by a dual background in engineering and art: a technical understanding of intelligent systems, perception, and abstraction, combined with a visual interest in symbols, memory, and emotional resonance.