Q&A with Athens based artist Iliodora Margellos, one of the finalists of our open call for ‘Spirit.’ Read on to find out about Iliodora’s working routine, the influence of Louise Bourgeois, and the Greek grandmother who taught her to embroider.
Read MoreMoirai intends to familiarize the viewer with the ancient Greek myth of the Moirai (‘the Fates’) who control the thread of life for mortals from birth to death. In the artwork, the illusion that the thread of life can be controlled is juxtaposed with the notion of tyche (‘chance’); the agent acting against human control.
Read MoreMoirai intends to familiarize the viewer with the ancient Greek myth of the Moirai (‘the Fates’) who control the thread of life for mortals from birth to death. In the artwork, the illusion that the thread of life can be controlled is juxtaposed with the notion of tyche (‘chance’); the agent acting against human control.
Read MoreMoirai intends to familiarize the viewer with the ancient Greek myth of the Moirai (‘the Fates’) who control the thread of life for mortals from birth to death. In the artwork, the illusion that the thread of life can be controlled is juxtaposed with the notion of tyche (‘chance’); the agent acting against human control.
Read MoreQ&A with Athens based artist Iliodora Margellos, one of the finalists of our open call for ‘Spirit.’ Read on to find out about Iliodora’s working routine, the influence of Louise Bourgeois, and the Greek grandmother who taught her to embroider.
Read MoreAnnouncing the finalists of our open call for Athenian artists, we introduce Alkmini Gkousiari, Iliodora Margellos and Melina Fakitsa Mosland. We share their statements on their relationships with the city; reading each one reveals an Athens that is stubborn, vibrant, chaotic, a city that inspires you and leaves you wanting,
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