![Metakinisi 1. Avocado pit dyed cotton embroidered with wool, metallic and linnen yarn. 32 x 24 cm.](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/734234537b96729973345542f86ed05dc959ec2371d8aa897d02b44ccfc0a54d/MK1-WEB-copy.jpg)
![Metakinisi 2. Avocado pit dyed cotton embroidered with wool, acrylic and viscose yarn. 32 x 24 cm.](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/5ee9e137eb71c7f045be7aa396617633f71a3cbb2e8aae622ccfd29b210a4a71/MK2-WEB-copy.jpg)
![Metakinisi 3. Avocado pit dyed cotton embroidered with raw silk, acrylic, metallic, viscose and linnen yarn. 32 x 24 cm.](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/3f49a55c5508385e9d52096d2d0100249f619c123519c3d31e3bbe09869afdb9/MK3-WEB-copy.jpg)
![Metakinisi 4. Hibiscus flower dyed cotton embroidered with cotton yarn. 32 x 24 cm.](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/98066d85204e9ff6ed96713430d8967cdd08f34d2dbbd07771e8c235cc86e912/MK4-WEB-copy.jpg)
Is it possible to embroider one’s experience of a walk?
During the Covid-19 lockdowns in Greece, it was obligatory to send a text message to an official number upon leaving the house. The message had to state one’s name and a number, standing for one the six allowed types of metakínisi, meaning commute or movement.
Texting my name and the number 6 allowed me to go on a walk of max. two hours around my neighbourhood, as a form of phyiscial exercise. During these daily walks, I took photos of things that caught my eye; a napkin on the ground, a beautiful door, graffiti on corrugated sheet metal... Back at home, I translated these observations into embroideries. The base is cotton that I dyed with household products.
︎ On view at Culture Channel, Cheapart Athens, 2020 [GR].
During the Covid-19 lockdowns in Greece, it was obligatory to send a text message to an official number upon leaving the house. The message had to state one’s name and a number, standing for one the six allowed types of metakínisi, meaning commute or movement.
Texting my name and the number 6 allowed me to go on a walk of max. two hours around my neighbourhood, as a form of phyiscial exercise. During these daily walks, I took photos of things that caught my eye; a napkin on the ground, a beautiful door, graffiti on corrugated sheet metal... Back at home, I translated these observations into embroideries. The base is cotton that I dyed with household products.
︎ On view at Culture Channel, Cheapart Athens, 2020 [GR].
![](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/93eb9d79cb266ad2a9b6c81e26daf926f88d9629d80ddaedbdefb60a8bf5783a/home-rood-grey.jpg)
![](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/4d2fe9c624df56b4f44aea51f9dea825a74d60a5f5b1370e5dfebb98906a03af/napkin-rood-grey.jpg)
![](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/ca0bd6fe79c5574d48c98acaf7fa10017fcd4517f47438cadbdc7451668a28a6/door-rood-grey.jpg)
![](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/bcb5bae12b8167522e1ce2086fcd1afd40b9d10c71f9ad259fad34f7e1b60917/motor-rood-grey.jpg)