Eirini Fountedaki is a curator, editor and writer with a background in music and contemporary art theory. Her work revolves around notions of collectivity and resilience through ephemeral formats and media such as readings, moving images, and the sonic. She has curated programmes and exhibitions for SİNEMA TRANSTOPIA, SAVVY Contemporary, Floating University, London Short Film Festival among others. Eirini is the co-editor of the publication “How does the world breathe now?” (Archive Books), where film is explored as a witness, archive, and political tool to address the current state of the world. As a co-founding member of the collective Cruising Curators, she has collectively developed texts, programmes, and workshops for nGbK (with the project "Dissident Paths"), the KW Institute for Contemporary Art, The Arts University of Cologne, Hopscotch Reading Room, and FLORIDA Magazine. She has been the recipient of the SNF ARTWORKS curatorial fellowship award (Greece, 2020). She participated in the School for Dissident Friendship (Berliner Festspiele, June 2023) and the curatorial workshop “How now to gather” for the 11th Berlin Biennale. Currently, Eirini is working for the independent art space TAVROS in Athens, developing discourse-driven programmes on the intersection of sound, moving image and collective action. She spent time in Istanbul for a curatorial residency at SAHA Studio (2022), initiating her research on feminist archives and contemporary artistic practices. She is the editor of the publication "Walk Notations" (nGbK Press, 2026).