2024 - Experimenting

Announcement: Upcoming Art Exhibition on April 5, 2025

I am thrilled to announce that I will be unveiling my latest artwork on April 5, 2025. While I am not revealing all the details here at this time, I assure you that this exhibition will be a unique experience for art enthusiasts.

The centerpiece of this exhibition features art created from century-old fused glass negative plates—a technique so rare that I might be among the very few artists exploring it. This method involves repurposing 19th-century glass plate negatives, which were originally used in early photography to capture detailed images. By transforming these historical artifacts into contemporary art pieces, I aim to bridge the past and the present, offering viewers a distinctive visual journey.

This approach not only preserves the intricate details captured over a century ago but also breathes new life into them, creating a fusion of history and modern artistry. The rarity of this medium adds an exclusive dimension to the exhibition, making it a must-see event for those passionate about innovative art forms.

I look forward to sharing this extraordinary collection with you and hope to see you at the exhibition.

elegant gaze variations — **Elegant Gaze 2024**

In 2024, I reimagined the Almost Vanished Friends collection, transforming it into a striking wall installation that unites all forty characters. Each piece was meticulously printed and then enhanced with acrylic paint, creating a vibrant fusion of digital and traditional artistry. This installation not only preserves the essence of the original works but also breathes new life into them, offering a fresh, contemporary perspective on historical narratives.

My experimentation extended to the medium itself as I explored innovative glass plates. This creative process culminated in a series of artworks that seamlessly blend traditional techniques with modern aesthetics, providing viewers with a visually compelling and unexpected experience.

A significant milestone was my participation in a group exhibition in Paphos, where I unveiled the Out of Nowhere installation. Designed to engage audiences in a dialogue about the interplay between space, memory, and art, this piece contributed to the dynamic cultural landscape of the city.

Additionally, I had the honor of speaking at a symposium dedicated to Dr. George Kehagioglou of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. This event celebrated his monumental contributions to Greek and Cypriot literature, and I shared insights on the intersection of visual arts and literary traditions.

Looking ahead, I am diligently preparing for my upcoming 2025 exhibition, Whatever Remains, Turn it into Art. This collection will explore themes of resilience, transformation, and the enduring spirit of creativity.

These experiences have profoundly shaped my artistic vision, reinforcing my commitment to creating works that resonate with both personal and collective narratives.