Christina Agatha Zachariades

Christina Zachariades is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher who has experience working across diverse mediums, including ethnography, film, curation, and design. Her work often examines the cultural and personal narratives embedded in everyday spaces and objects, blending art with social inquiry.  Her inquisitive nature initially led her to a decade-long career in consumer behavior, where she designed research and strategies to understand the role brands play in people’s daily lives.

Today, she works as an independent freelance consultant across a range of projects. Engaging with themes like memory, identity, and material culture, Christina traverses the boundaries between cultural studies, philosophy, visual anthropology, and semiotics to offer an intimate, nuanced, and textured perspective on all things related to domestic life.

Christina holds a Master of Arts from the University of Texas in Austin and is a graduate of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EEMJD) program, DocNomads, where she studied documentary film (theory and practice) in Belgium, Portugal and Hungary. She has participated in artist residencies and workshops at LaboBXL, Mono No Aware, and was a 2020 UNDO Artist Fellow at Union Docs. She is also the founding editor of Docs in Orbit. 

She is a dual citizen and available to work on projects in both the EU and USA.

Servicing a wide range of clients including marketers, brands, and individuals looking for insights or design solutions that reflect deeper cultural and personal narratives.

• Archives: Theory and Praxis  Research based creative approach that reimagines how domestic archives (family records, personal collections, or home documentation) are conceptualized and used.

• Research: Behavior Studies Leveraging ethnographic methods to design research and strategies to understand the role brands play in people’s daily lives. 

• Interiors: Design Services Providing practical design services to create meaningful and functional living spaces.