The textile sculptures of Alexandra Kehayoglou
Alexandra Kehayoglou is a visual artist who re-defines carpet weaving by developing large format sculptures in textile media.
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Feeling artsy? Discover the best Greek cultural exhibitions, artists’ latest works, and fine design objects.
Toyphabet by Viktor Koen
Toyphabet is an illustrated alphabet, where objects are transformed into letters and letters into toys.
Nikos Moschos’ fragmented monuments of human life
This series of compositions by Nikos Moschos are built around the disproportional portrayal of crushed human body parts, machines, trees and buildings.
The notebook wheatpastes of STMTS
The street artworks of STMTS appear like enlarged notebook drawings pasted on walls, thematically revolved around kids, the new generation and childhood as a whole.
The Magnificent Tarot Deck of Messinis Street
This collection is a series of 78 paintings that refer to the centuries old history of the Tarot making and reading tradition and offer the entrance point to the unique…
Konstantinos Berdeklis’ reflections of feminine beauty
Konstantinos Berdeklis creates artworks with masterful realism that question the media’s portrayal of the modern woman.
Oiko-nomic Threads
By rethinking and redefining the functionality of an outdated knitting machine and integrating it into a new system, this installation proposes a different way to approach seemingly obsolete production processes and…
Chloe Finn’s detailed records of everyday life
This series of sketches tells the stories of places, indoor and outdoor spaces, journeys and everyday life, in a world full of details, textures and patterns.
Dimitris Ntokos’ gigantic scarabs
Dimitris Ntokos draws sharply imaginative and often surreal murals and paintings that combine patterns, geometrical forms, symbols and illusions in irregularly formed scarabs.
Vivienne Westwood Loves by George Tsioutsias
George Tsioutsias created this ad for the official Vivienne Westwood Loves campaign, highlighting the designer’s turbulent manifestos and elegant nonconformity, as well as the traditionalism of her collaborators.