Bio
Nastazia Arapoglou was born in Athens and holds a degree from the Department of Photography and Audiovisual Arts at the University of West Attica (UNIWA). Since 2015, she has been directing her own creative studio, Enarte atelier, where she develops personal artistic projects and executes commissioned photographic productions. Her artistic practice centers on fashion photography and the creation of comprehensive visual narratives, exploring photography as a medium for visual and fine art research. Characterized by a multifaceted approach to the staged image, she fully oversees the art direction, directing, lighting, and set design of her projects. Through set design and the manipulation of three-dimensional space, she builds experiential environments that highlight the relationship between the garment and the human figure, investing her work with a strong visual and conceptual identity. In recent years, her research has shifted towards the fine art dimension of photography, blending the photographic image with installation elements to explore themes of memory, the materiality of the image, and photography as a vessel for lived experience.Her exhibition record includes participations in prominent shows and events, most recently the international group photography exhibition "HOME-S" (Kapralos Museum, Agrinio 2026) as part of the Photopolis Festival. Bronze winner in Fine art Fashion category of Analog Sparks awards 2026. Additionally, she has presented her personal project "2046" at the Fashion Room Service and her personal exhibition "Soul in Space" ("Ψυχη στιν Χώρο) 2011. In 2022 she had her first publication "A glimpse of light in a dark period" .