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R O Z A
F I L I P P I D I S

WORK ALIGNING WITH PROP MAKING

 Greetings! I'm Roza Filippidis, a graduate from the Faculty of Fine
Arts at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, where I majored in
sculpture. My fascination with the magic of movies and the intricate
worlds they create has been a driving force throughout my life.

From a young age, I was captivated by the ability of filmmakers to

transport audiences to fantastical realms. Whether through drawing
or sculpting, I found myself drawn to replicating the unique aesthetics
and atmospheres of these cinematic universes.

During my formative years, I developed a keen interest in the intricate

details of costume design and character portrayal, sparking a
fascination with the art of sewing. This multifaceted interest in both
sculpting and costume design has provided me with a diverse skill set
and an understanding of the visual elements that contribute to
immersive storytelling.

Now, armed with a blend of academic knowledge and practical

experience, I am eager to embark on the next chapter of my journey
as a prop-maker. While my contributions may be smaller in scale
compared to others in the field, my enthusiasm and dedication to
learning are boundless. I am committed to pushing the boundaries of
creativity and craftsmanship, and I am excited to collaborate with
fellow enthusiasts who share my passion for cinematic magic.

Thank you for looking into my portfolio, and I look forward to the
exciting creative endeavors that lie ahead.
 2024

“women in the light” is a play directed by a Greek Australian

director/choreographer based in Toronto, Ontario Nancy Athan-Mylonas.
My art was viewed during the play in Toronto, Ontario, Montreal, Quebec
and later this year in Leukada, Greece.
I was asked to recreate a painting of the image above, as well as 4 more
paintings of my own based on the play.
 Based on the
progress of the
play and
character
development, I
created these
paintings.
 This painting is
referred to a
tragedy that got
placed at the
second part of
the play.
 2023

A toy fish
and a
squirrel
inhabit
the arm-
tree.

personal work, polymer clay

mold of this face
and
experimentation
on each cast.

polymer clay fired at

various temperatures.
 2022

Learning how to
mold, cast and
paint silicon

silicon prosthetics

monstrosity
n prosthetics
silico
Parsons Fashion Industry Essentials certificate program
 2021
some of the props for the short film set in
the Byzantine era “Unorthodox”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX4oZu2LWnstext
Feel free to check the trailer in the link above

ceramic pitcher

one of the leather satchels in

progress for the top of the flagpole
 2020

upcycling plastic bags from the farmers market

receipt rococo dress
 6 feet all rug doll

many yards of
this dark cyan
satin viscose had
been unused for
over a decade at
my family's local
business.
where I've been
working since
young.

I was
excited to
recycle this
fabric to
push myself
and create
something
challenging.
 2019

Porcelain creations

attempt to a
porcelain doll
with moving
limbs

tiny porcelain statues

 Ceramic creations

2nd study

ceramic
 2018
Plaster creations

1st study

plaster, yarn, sprinkles, paint

 Halloween masks

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creations of 2017-2018

study of my arm from my eye level

For the second semester we had to
2017
do a study on a live model and
recreat a sculpture based on our
imagination.
I felt inclined to turn him into a
zombie alien.

 that time I was

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inspired by the evil
dead movies and
Rick and Morty.
Thank You For
Your Time!