Poetry jumps from text to drawing to object. It takes an unpredictable path, lodging exactly where it pleases, re-enchanting the world for a moment and offering to the senses that which one could not fathom. It creates an ephemeral understanding of something that does not need an explanation, eluding intention, centre, dichotomies and theory. It follows the elephants sometimes by bike.
Nathalie is a writer and artist.
She holds a Phd in Social and Political Sciences from the EUI in Florence, the diplôme of Sciences-Po Paris and a master in Public Law from Paris I.
Solo shows
2025
Three Breaths of Fresh Air, Islahane Museum, Thessaloniki
Vent, La Pahissa del Marquet, Sant Llorenç Savall, Barcelona
Dago, Hadjmihali Museum, Athens
2024
Dago, Islahane Museum, Thessaloniki
2023
Trrennis, Casa Fahrenheit, Barcelona
Books
Dago, Athens: Thraca, 2025, prose
Altona, Athens: Perispomeni, 2024, prose
The idea of Berlin (bil. Eng-cast), Barcelona: quaq ed, 2023, poetic-visual essay
Apoikia (Colony), Athens: Agra, 2018, poetry
Exorismos (Exile), Athens: Melani, 2016, poetry
La búsqueda del sur (ed), Barcelona: Animal Sospechoso, 2016, poetry
Saranda (with Christina Nakou), Athens: Agra, 2014, poetry (shortlisted for the best newcomer’s poetry book, Anagnostis)
European Solidarity (ed), Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2007
Varieties of World-Making: Beyond Globalization (co-edited with Peter Wagner), Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2007
Avoiding Responsibility: The Politics and Discourse of European Development Policy, London: Pluto, 2004
Selected articles
‘The Chains of Solidarity’ in Transnational Solidarity, Helle Krunke, Ian Chambers, Hanne Petersen (eds), Cambridge University Press, 2020.
‘The South as Exile’, in Peter Wagner (ed.), The moral mappings of South and North, Annual of European and Global Studies, vol. 4, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2017
‘Democratic surplus and democracy-in-failing: on ancient and modern self-cancellation of democracy’, in Gerard Rosich and Peter Wagner (ed.), The trouble with democracy: political modernity in the 21st century, Edimburg: Edinburgh University Press, 2016
‘The Liberty of the Ancients Compared to the One of the Moderns’ (with Peter Wagner), in Johann P. Arnason, Kurt Raaflaub and Peter Wagner (ed.), The Greek Polis and the invention of democracy: a politico-cultural transformation and its interpretations, Oxford: Blackwell, 2013
‘Varieties of agonism: conflict, the common good, and the need for synagonism’ (with Peter Wagner) Journal of Social Philosophy, 2009
‘Solidarity within Europe/ Solidarity without Europe’ European Societies, 2007: 1
‘European Solidarity: an introduction’ in Karagiannis (ed.), European Solidarity, Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2007
‘The Tragic and the Political: A Parallel Reading of Cornelius Castoriadis and Kostas Papaioannou’ in Critical Horizons, 2006
Poetry jumps from text to drawing to object. It takes an unpredictable path, lodging exactly where it pleases, re-enchanting the world for a moment and offering to the senses that which one could not fathom. It creates an ephemeral understanding of something that does not need an explanation, eluding intention, centre, dichotomies and theory. It follows the elephants sometimes by bike.
Nathalie is a writer and artist.
She holds a Phd in Social and Political Sciences from the EUI in Florence, the diplôme of Sciences-Po Paris and a master in Public Law from Paris I.
Solo shows
2025
Three Breaths of Fresh Air, Islahane Museum, Thessaloniki
Vent, La Pahissa del Marquet, Sant Llorenç Savall, Barcelona
Dago, Hadjmihali Museum, Athens
2024
Dago, Islahane Museum, Thessaloniki
2023
Trrennis, Casa Fahrenheit, Barcelona
Books
Dago, Athens: Thraca, 2025, prose
Altona, Athens: Perispomeni, 2024, prose
The idea of Berlin (bil. Eng-cast), Barcelona: quaq ed, 2023, poetic-visual essay
Apoikia (Colony), Athens: Agra, 2018, poetry
Exorismos (Exile), Athens: Melani, 2016, poetry
La búsqueda del sur (ed), Barcelona: Animal Sospechoso, 2016, poetry
Saranda (with Christina Nakou), Athens: Agra, 2014, poetry (shortlisted for the best newcomer’s poetry book, Anagnostis)
European Solidarity (ed), Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2007
Varieties of World-Making: Beyond Globalization (co-edited with Peter Wagner), Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2007
Avoiding Responsibility: The Politics and Discourse of European Development Policy, London: Pluto, 2004
Selected articles
‘The Chains of Solidarity’ in Transnational Solidarity, Helle Krunke, Ian Chambers, Hanne Petersen (eds), Cambridge University Press, 2020.
‘The South as Exile’, in Peter Wagner (ed.), The moral mappings of South and North, Annual of European and Global Studies, vol. 4, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2017
‘Democratic surplus and democracy-in-failing: on ancient and modern self-cancellation of democracy’, in Gerard Rosich and Peter Wagner (ed.), The trouble with democracy: political modernity in the 21st century, Edimburg: Edinburgh University Press, 2016
‘The Liberty of the Ancients Compared to the One of the Moderns’ (with Peter Wagner), in Johann P. Arnason, Kurt Raaflaub and Peter Wagner (ed.), The Greek Polis and the invention of democracy: a politico-cultural transformation and its interpretations, Oxford: Blackwell, 2013
‘Varieties of agonism: conflict, the common good, and the need for synagonism’ (with Peter Wagner) Journal of Social Philosophy, 2009
‘Solidarity within Europe/ Solidarity without Europe’ European Societies, 2007: 1
‘European Solidarity: an introduction’ in Karagiannis (ed.), European Solidarity, Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2007
‘The Tragic and the Political: A Parallel Reading of Cornelius Castoriadis and Kostas Papaioannou’ in Critical Horizons, 2006