{ Katerina Markoulaki portolio/cv }

Granite of Mud, is inspired, by Ursula Le Guin, Beeing taken for granite (2004). In Le Guin’s text, she uses the nature of materials, as a metaphor, to talk about her being. In this four minutes, essay film, the artist, searches for her roots in epistemology of anthropology, phycology and art, creating an open fragmentary text, written in first person narration. Τhe text is prevailed by vulnerability, fluidity, and a low-key exploration mode. In conclusion, the procedure of the exploration itself, is what roots, finally are. Within notions, footprints and traces onto a small surface of mud.