Evelyn Anastasiou explores music as an echo of history and voice of resistance. 

Evelyn Anastasiou (b. 1981, Limassol, Cyprus) explores the relationships between music, politics and collective experience. Working across installation, sound, video and performance, she brings together historical references and contemporary cultural practices to examine how music can become a space for resistance, participation and alternative possibilities.

Anastasiou graduated with distinction from the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Montpellier in 2005. In 2009, she represented Cyprus at the Biennial of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean, receiving the Res Artis International Residency Network Award.

Selected solo exhibitions include Our Band Could Be Your Life at Frans Masereel Centrum, Belgium (2010); A Well-Tempered Clavier at Eins Gallery, Limassol (2019); Rejected Sounds of The Magic Flute at the Municipal University Library, Limassol (2021); and Ad hoc Orchestra at Pylon Art & Culture, Limassol (2025). In 2026, her work was included in Beauty in Question: Thinking Through and Beyond Form at Andreas Murkudis, Berlin.

She has undertaken residencies in Scotland, Belgium, Austria and France. She lives and works in Limassol.