About
Michelle Markatos is an interdisciplinary artist based in Saskatchewan, Canada. Working in porcelain, photography, and installation, her practice investigates material transformation and the instability of form over time.
Her work engages with processes of decay, collapse, and accumulation, drawing from organic matter and lived experience. Moving between sculptural objects and lens-based imagery, she examines how memory and the body persist through material change.
Her work has been exhibited in Canada and internationally, including the Vol. 04 Ceramics Symposium in Meteora, Greece, and she will exhibit at 1000 Vases in Paris (2026).

Photography
Macro photography isolates light and form within stages of decay, capturing moments of transformation in organic material.
Clay
Porcelain is used to build sculptural forms that explore fragility, decay, and transformation.
