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"I can hardly absorb
the daily world news
in the newspapers.
Transforming them into art
is the only way for me to cope."
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maria ikonomopoulou
ongoing - upcoming - past
Variations on a Theme
by Eric David for yatzer
Delighted to share with you the profound interview and large presentation at yatzer, the international online magazine for architecture, design, travel, and the arts. Read our conversation here yatzer
artist in residency - TOT art project
1/6 - 1/10 | artist in residence | TOT Art Project | Rotterdam (NL) Fascinated by the big question of how we share the public space in contemporary big cities I am observing since 2005, how citizens take care of plants on public sidewalks, through which they ‘donate’ greenery to the city on...
All Included
15/1 - 28/2 2026
solo show | Citronne gallery | Athens (GR)
Maria Ikonomopoulou's exhibition All Included is a collection of questions. Each room is a step in her ongoing search for balance in a world full of contradictions. From the familiar to the collective, from the personal to...
work
Civilisation 2023
For some time now I try to cope with the overflow of information coming through the daily press. I tend to block out world news. In the rapidly changing world of the recent past, my interest in the concept of the boundary/ limit/ orio in het Grieks becomes more and more urgent.
In...
Similarities . 2024
The shape of squares forming a net fascinates me.
This drawing was inspired by a piece of discarded fishing net picked up on the Belgian coast. I wanted to make it in blue, thinking of the wonderful blue of the Greek sea. For this I used the blue Bic pen of Stappers-lawyers, an office...
Complexity . Daily Wisdoms . Plexida . Plexi .
Complexity is a monumental braid made from hundreds of pieces of newspaper spun into yarn by using an excessively time-consuming procedure. The Greek word for braid -plexida- includes -plex- which appears also in the word com-plex-ity.
It is about the complexity of these times and a reference...