Eva Vei

Because your head has been on the floor for a long time now And if it starts to get any longer There may be some major social and medical implications.

Arika wearing Arita Makeup and hair by Elina photos by me Robyn in the background @_ya_ma_da @aritavarzinska @elinabaath

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Eva Vei - Greece Touch the floor and lick your finger “Touch the floor and lick your finger” aims to reveal the anxiety, isolation, and contradictions embedded in the lived experience of fear of contamination (germophobia). Each image in this series examines the tension between the constant desire for cleanliness and the overwhelming sense of unease that accompanies it. By focusing on everyday objects, compulsive washing, selective eating and touch, this project examines the thought processes behind seemingly simple daily actions, which can become ritualistic, obsessive, and exhausting when influenced by an anxious state of mind. @__evavei #photographymagazine #contemporaryphotography #greekphotographer #visualartist

UV print on aluminium sheet, 16x22cm 1. Unlike most other planets, Venus has no moons 2. Acid 3. Soft knees, dogtooth 4. My Mother's bed sheets 5. The enemy is yourself posed as a question, I don't know much about anything really Big thank you to everyone that came to our exhibition !! documentation images by @sebastian.vh.kok

Studio Kabyssen opens its doors !! We welcome you to the vernissage of exhibition "Along the Line" on Saturday 13/12 ❤️‍🔥 Come see what we have been working on, have some drinks, bring some friends !! 🍻 Alexander, Oskar, Katerina, Sebastian, Eva

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Today is the last day to visit the exhibition "Long Time No See", this year's edition of FOTODOKS in Munich ! Here are some installation shots from my work "Blyertspenna" - key element of the construction is wood as a reference to the pencil ✏️🥹 !! So happy for this and many thanks to the curating team and the technicians for the result ! ❤️ Long Time No See (10.10.–02.11.2025), installation view, Architekturgalerie München © FOTODOKS @fotodoksmunich

Congratulations to @__evavei . Shortlisted photographer of this year’s annual competition, dedicated to contemporary photography! Present Griefs, Recent Disappointments is a process of reconciling with my teenage self using the photographic practice as a therapeutic tool. By visually poeticizing feelings of self-doubt, insecurity and body discomfort, I am reconstructing aspects of my past with greater control and agency as an adult woman. Τhrough reshaping everyday objects, I explore the ways that texture, weight and placement can alter an object’s purpose. My main focus is placed on commonly used symbols of girlhood and on the awkwardness of the body during puberty. Through this process, my aim is to replace feelings of shame with a sense of (constructed) nostalgia over that period. Eva Vei’s artistic practice focuses on themes of intimacy and self-reflection through non-linear visual narratives. By integrating photography with influences from painting and sculpture, she delves into everyday encounters, seeking to express and enhance her understanding of the emotional landscapes that shape interpersonal and intrapersonal communication. In 2022 she was one of the Fresh Eyes Talents by GUP Magazine and in 2023 she was nominated as a Futures Talent by Void, Athens. In 2024 she graduated from Valand’s Academy MFA on Photography in Gothenburg.

"Indelible, Inedible" is a collaborative exhibition with Anna Schlechter and Johan Windle, based on the interplay between the performative and the situational 🤓 Super happy about this one, since these people are some of the most talented artists I know and two of my closest friends in Sweden 🥹❤️ The exhibition will be held at ADA, Gothenburg - vernissage is on November 19th 🥂 Thank you so much @adasweden and @goteborgsbildverkstad

We are delighted to introduce Eva Vei (@__evavei ) as one of the ten participating artists for FOTODOKS 2025: Eva Vei’s photo series ‘Blyertspenna’ (2021 – ongoing) revolves around her relationship with her cousin Kristina, a young woman on the autism spectrum who communicates entirely non-verbally. Realised partly in Sweden and partly in Greece, ‘Blyertspenna’ provides insights into Kristina’s everyday reality and documents the bond between the two women. The pencil, the protagonist from which the photo series takes its name, is a recurring presence in virtually all the photos; playing the role of a repurposed object, it seems to offer Kristina a sense of ease. Her way of communicating eludes customary patterns of social coding and displays an openness that allows a variety of interpretations. Through Eva Vei’s sensitive approach, Vei not only creates an intimate portrait of a person she is close to but also opens up a visual space in which social awareness of people on the autism spectrum can be recontextualised. 🔗 For more information on the festival programme and the exhibition, please visit 📍Festival Address 2025 Long Time No See @architekturgalerie_muenchen Blumenstraße 22 80331 Munich Opening: 09 October 2025, 7 pm Festival: 10 – 12 October 2025 Exhibition: 10 October – 02 November 2025 🕖 Wed – Fri: 3 – 7 PM Sat, Sun and Holidays: 12 – 7 PM Free Entry | Access is only partially barrier-free 📸 Credits: (1) Eva Vei, ‘Untitled’, 2021, from ‘Blyertspenna’, 2021–ongoing ©️ Eva Vei (2) Portrait of the artist Eva Vei, 2021 ©️ George Demertzis

Unlike most other planets, Venus has no moons. Nelly as Venus 🐚 + a DIY moon since I missed it yesterday