Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva is a Macedonian-born installation / site-specific artist based in Brighton, UK.

Born in Kavadarci, Macedonia in 1971 she has been living in the UK since 1992.

Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva graduated from Glasgow School of Art with first class honours, BA in Sculpture in 1996 and obtained an MA in Sculpture at the Royal College of Art, London in 1998. Since graduating, Elpida has participated in many exhibitions, commissions and has received many awards.

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Motectum - detail

Motectum
Gloucester Cathedral, 2009

I have been awarded a grant through the STEP beyond mobility fund, by European Cultural Foundation to support our travel with Dr Fiona Dean to Macedonia. The aim is to share ideas and discuss potential for working connections, between artists, art educators, cultural researchers and organisations in Scotland and Macedonia.
Read more at http://www.rhiz.eu/artefact-36839-en.html

EHV has been interviewed on BBC Radio Gloucestershire about her new exhibition Motectum at Gloucester Cathedral. You can hear extracts from the interview on the Motectum page.

Collection of works as the outcome of a year long residence at Gloucester Cathedral. Presenting a sound installation of pre-recorded human and bird voices and live relay in the Cloisters. A sanctuary in the Garth that will remain and continue to evolve beyond the residency. Portrait heads made out of chickens', pheasants' and ducks' heads and the opening night's performance that confused the discarded and the ceremonial in a gown made out of chicken skins.

Gloucester Cathedral, 30 April - 31st of May 2009

See the Motectum page for full information.