The project Artemis consists of two site-specific installations.

Artemis I is a handmade banner placed in front of the Great Theater on the marble road leading to the lower and main entrance of the city Ephesus. The double-headed portrait appears on one side and 90 names attributed to Artemis signed by 90 anonymous women appear on the other side.

Artemis II is at the site of the old Prytaneum (parliament building) situated near the top gate of Ephesus. Artemis was worshipped by ancient Greeks and Romans and sacrifices were made at her altar here. The image is placed in the center of an axis with an ancient arch on one end and two large columns on the other. Each column is wrapped with a poem dedicated to Artemis. The axis creates an altar where Artemis lies in silence as Goddess and offering.