R H E A

Rhea Telounis exists in the quiet spaces of a loud world. Of Greek descent but culturally nomadic, she has spent her life in the periphery — somewhere between the relentless pulse of metropolitan centers and the heavy, ancient silence of the Mediterranean coast.

She is a student of human contradictions. With a background that blurs the lines between classical discipline and experimental curiosity, Rhea approaches sound as a tactile medium. She is an observer by nature, an artist who values the texture of a moment over its polish, often finding more beauty in the "glitch" of a conversation or a machine than in a perfect performance.

Her work is a visceral extension of her lived reality: a constant negotiation between the digital world she occupies and the visceral, organic world she craves. Rhea doesn't seek to offer answers or polished pop narratives; she simply documents the feeling of being caught in the middle. She is the shadow in the bright room, the analog heart in a digital chest.