Astrowalker
2019
Samothrace, Greece
Astrowaker | Stars on the Μoon is an allegory about the Constellation of Astrowalker, a story of dislocation and reappearance.
Stars self-exiled from their birth place, their nebula, to become one with the rest of the sky stars. While they were walking around, they discovered a path at the Sanctuary of the Great Gods, at the foot of the mountain Saos. In order to seem like they elevate, they set in position of a bird, with sideways tilt on the Moon and direction the mountaintop, waiting for sun to set and earth to turn into sky.
Astrowalker’s Constellation is a bird-man with dimensions 600x450m. It is shaped by 11 solar lights in the landscape and it appears after the sun set
Astrowalker’s Constellation | Stars on the Moon, 2019, Sanctuary of the Great Gods, Samothrace, Land art night installation, 11 solar lights, dimensions 600x450m
Astrowalker’s Nebula is a pebble mosaic floor with dimensions 3x3m. Pebbles with their rhythm constructs an imaginary place where the stars are born.
Astrostones are the Astrowalker’s 11 dislocated stars
Stars on the Moon| Astrostone, 2019, painting on glass stone, dimensions 20x25x30cm
Credits: Pythagoras Chatziandreou, Yannis Skourtis
The land art Astrowalker's Constellation is formed by 11 solar lights with dimensions 600x450m. Astrowalker’s Nebula is a pebble mosaic floor with dimensions 3x3m.
The works were created in Samothrace for the project ELECTRIS I How to think like a mountain, curated by Dimitra Tsiaouskoglou with the support of the NEON organisation. The work Astrowalker’s Constellation was authorised and supervised by the General Directorate of Antiquities and Cultural Heritage Ephorate of Antiquities of Evros Greece.
Sisyphus
2018
Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, Athens, Greece
The solo show entitled Sisyphus took place for the period 15.02.2018 – 31.03.2018 at Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, Athens, Greece
Exhibition text Peter Linde Busk & Alexios Papazacharias
Credits: Dimitris Foutris
My Flower Smells Disaster
2017
Integral II | Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, Athens, Greece
My Flower Smells Disaster, 2017, oil on canvas, 200x300cm
from left to right: Katerina Kotsala, Dimitris Andreadis, Loucas Samaras
detailCredits: Dimitris Foutris
Dark Ramon
2016
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Dark Doesn’t Matter, 2016, painting with oil on PVC, 400x300cm
RAMON, 2016, painting with oil on plexiglass, 165x200cm
Installation view Tramontane, Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, Athens, Greece, from left to right: Katerina Kotsala, Sofia Stevi, Evgenia Apostolou, Pythagoras Chatziandreou
Dark Self
2016
Dark self refers to an imaginary house, a blurred ghost. Consists of a video projection and painting on transparent materials.
The video projection with a minimum of dislocation is placed at an angle that manufactures the facade of a house with an archetypal roof.
This small shift turns the projection screen into a home from light. The morphological simulations of the opening -door and window- have been delineated by tarnishing the transparent surfaces with mournful meditation painting, in a constantly moving and shifting frame.
Dark Self, 2015-2016, video installation, oil on PVC and plexiglass, 350x500x150cm
Video Dark Self, 2015-2016