Georgia Zeta Gkoka

Zeta is an artist and filmmaker based in London, UK. Originally from Greece, moved to the UK in 2014 to continue with post-graduate studies. She was awarded a BTEC LEVEL 3 National Diploma in Art and Design with distinction in July 2023 by the Mary Ward Centre and University of Arts London(UAL) Zeta has focused her creative work on themes of individuality, exploring the delicate balance between the fragility and resilience of both physical and psychological existence. Over the last few years in London, she has immersed herself in the independent filmmaking scene, contributing to projects that have been showcased at the British Film Institute (BFI) and various international film festivals. In 2021, she wrote and directed the short film Bluebird, a story about two young people who fell in love during the pandemic in London. Her experience spans across numerous film sets, where she has contributed as an artist. As an artist deeply invested in storytelling, Zeta is particularly passionate about amplifying the voices of underrepresented individuals. She is committed to telling diverse, compelling stories—especially those of women and marginalized communities—whose narratives remain largely untold.