Georgina Eleftheraki is an Athens-based landscape architect, and urban planner, currently a PhD candidate at the School of Architecture of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). Her practice and research navigate the intersections of spatial representation, cultural/architectural heritage, and digital art. Holding an MArch (NTUA) and an MLA (AUA), she is currently completing her MA in "Exhibition Curation" at the University of Ioannina, School of Fine Arts. Her work explores the concepts of critical and psychogeographical mapping, focusing on the visual representation of the urban landscape and its collective memory. With 12 distinctions and awards to her credit, she has participated in numerous international conferences and interdisciplinary workshops on sustainable development and intangible heritage. Georgina’s artistic activity includes 11 exhibitions and art installations in venues such as the Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, organizations like the International Place Branding Association (IPBA) and Serbian Association of Landscape Architects (UPAS/SALA), as well as participation in artists' books. Through her participation in UNESCO Summer Schools on cultural heritage and social anthropology, she has developed a unique lens that blends folklore with contemporary technology. Her recent work utilizes Generative AI as a tool for inclusive design, seeking to bridge the gap between historical narrative and tactile artistic experience.