Rania Schoretsaniti

About

Rania Schoretsaniti is a Greek artist creating irregular geometrical substructures, usually composed of wooden, marble or metallic units. Schoretsaniti's work is exhibited widely throughout Europe and the US.

Schoretsaniti studied Painting at the University of Western Macedonia and Engraving at the Athens School of Fine Arts. She earned an MFA (Distinction) from the Slade School, UCL, and a PhD from the University of Western Macedonia.

Wood, marble & fabric

Using multiple trapeziums to manipulate perspective, Rania creates sculptures that are characterised by landscapes of movement & constant transitions.

The inductive units that Rania uses extends the tradition of relief sculpture. The materials are “extended” pictorial surfaces which are given their final visual impression through the stretched fabric overlay.

The calm energy that is obtained has a reference to the Fontana cuts; her work is a comment on the hidden violence of the image.

In the Studio

Example works & projects

Hand-selected curation of wood, marble & fabric wood relief sculptural artworks by rania Schoretsaniti by artelier art advisory

Recognition & Awards

Schoretsaniti has participated in several acclaimed biennials and has been the recipient of multiple distinguished awards in London. Her work has been exhibited in prominent cultural venues across Europe, including the UK, Portugal, Greece, and the Netherlands. Recognised by major institutions and collectors, her pieces are held in both public and private collections worldwide. Her works also feature in museum holdings across Europe and the United States, reinforcing her international presence and ongoing contribution to contemporary art.

Sample Artworks

To fully appreciate the subtle qualities of each artwork, the Artist has produced a small selection of sample artworks for our art consultancy, available to loan on request .

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