Exploring the Intangible: “Shadows and Beyond” at Diatopos
The bustling local arts scene is embracing the warmth of May with open arms, as various art exhibitions spring to life across the city. Notably, local artists are finding their spotlight, with Evdokia Kyrkou’s latest exhibition,
Curated by Daphne Nikita, Kyrkou’s exhibition opened its doors in early May and promises to engage audiences until the month’s end. The artist has transformed the gallery’s underground space into a realm of contemplation and discovery. Her installation features an array of handmade paper adorned with photographic prints, each piece offering a unique narrative on the interplay between light and shadows.
The human figure takes center stage in Kyrkou’s work, yet it is the distortion caused by shadows that tells a deeper story. This visual exploration prompts visitors to reflect on their inner selves, delving into aspects often left unexamined. Kyrkou’s fascination with shadows is evident as she captures their elusive dance with her camera, transferring these fleeting moments onto her crafted paper.
Threads weave through her pieces, both literally and metaphorically, symbolizing life’s continuous flow. Kyrkou describes this element as her “basic type of writing,” a means to stitch together or chart the psychological landscape of existence.
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