Art in Public Space

Fabric of Public Life

Eirini Linardaki is a visual artist based in New York and Newark, with recent work in Cameroon where she co-runs NOUS – The Public Art Lab with the French Institute. Her practice weaves together fabrics, stories, and community histories, transforming scanned textiles into collages, animations, and large-scale public artworks.

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Our Story

Working across transportation hubs, civic spaces, and international collaborations, Eirini Linardaki treats public space as a living archive.

Her projects celebrate cultural plurality, migration, and the everyday resilience of the people who shape their environments.

From reimagining the sacred presence of Heart Mountain in Wyoming to co-creating customized moto-taxis with women artists in Douala, Linardaki’s work centers connection, co-creation, and the belief that art is a shared, public language.