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Achilleas
Droungas
The vividness of Achilleas' work contains many elements of pop
art, in his paintings of "Magical Realism" that he
creates, illustrating a metaphysical dialogue between age-old
myths and contemporary mundane reality. |
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Alekos
Fassianos
Through a mixture of artistic and folk traditions, Alekos'
mythical heroes converse with everyday people. The transmit
age-old memories from ancient oil flasks, the Fayum portraits,
Byzantine icons and shadow theatre. His figures travel,
stamped with a child's eye innocence. |
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Dimitris
Mytaras
Past is interwoven with present through a post-expressionist
idiom and on the basic of conceptual sequences and
associations, subsequently juxtaposed with the impression of
elusiveness, giving Dimitris' works, amongst other things, a
measure of social critique. |
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Jannis
Psychopedis
With multi-layered references and internalized dialectical
interrelations, Jannis creates paintings that contain a
commentary on social and intercultural reality. The ways in
which he negotiates the image, the materials with which it is
created and its codes of communication suggest critical
paradigms for today and yesterday. |
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Kostas
Tsoklis
Through a mesh of different perspectives of approach, with
their natural and metaphorical dimensions, Kostas creates
works in which the bestows the microcosm of daily life with a
mythologizing atmosphere. His simplicity, conceptual content
and elegiac tone transform the familiar into something
unfamiliar and the credible into something outrageous. |
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Panagiotis
Tetsis
Panagiotis uses post-expressionist idiom to portray landscapes
of Greek nature and even more so the workings of Mediterranean
light and its metaphoric extensions. His black and white works
are driven by internalized depth and overwhelming through. |
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Pavlos
Dionyssopoulos
Pavlos sustitutes the classic brush and colors of painting
with artistic negotiation of the materials of the advertising
billboard, creating wall and "environmental"
constructions that for "realities" within reality
itself, all with critical dimensions. |
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Sotiris
Sorogas
Sotiris' subjects are inspired by the remains of the past and
the remnants of modern life. His transcendental realism is
based on the credibility of the trace and the sparkling light
of memory that shines forth from the darkness, giving elegiac
dimension to life. |
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Yannis
Bouteas
A dialogue between different eras, materials and aesthetic
perceptions emerges through Yannis' "constructions"
and his "environment", in which he focuses on a
conversation between stylistic differences and co-existing
contradictions. |
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Yannis
Moralis
A creeping, controlled lyricism is combined with Doric feel
relayed by Yannis' painted figures, where the human body is
represented as bearer of values, initially through realistic
idiom and later through geometric abstraction. |
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