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Her 2nd work EMPIRE OF THE PACIFIC is Inspired by a Pre-Columbian tapestry detail. Marina Velisioti work DAY DREAM is a metallic yarn knitting, a sexual coat of arms. She is the founder and editor of the art zine Bebabebo. Marina Velisioti is an artist, scolar of U.F.O’s, Occult and Sci-fi culture. Imagined figures blend with real world references in unlikely atemporal scenarios. In his paintings, desires, fantasies or autobiographical deviations function as starting points from which to explore ideological constructions, the limits of representation and painting tropes as building blocks for the construction of a contemporary imaginary. Konstantinos Giotis is an artist based in Athens. His artistic and creative influences are drawn from an ever-ending dialogue between his close entourage of friends, family, fellow artists and surroundings. is inspired by a shop with sanitary ware opposite the exhibitions location.įilippos Telesto is a Greek artist who lives and works in Berlin. It takes place only for 4 Hours on the opening day June 28 from 3pm until 7 pm.įilippos Telestos work I CAN SEE YOUR HOUSE FROM HERE. The exhibition is a collaboration between the parttaking artists. takes place in a second location Haus N2. The exhibition I CAN SEE YOUR HOUSE FROM HERE. The german art collectors from Kiel Gunda and Peter Niemann have started their engagement in Athens a few years ago by opening Haus N as an exhibition space for the athenian art scene. Panos Papadopolous, Katerina Papazissi, Benedetto Pietromarchi, Marieta Roussou, Valinia Svoronou, Filippos Telesto, Pavlos Tsakonas, Alexandros Tzannis, Malte Urbschat, Jannis Varelas, Vassilis H, Marina Velisioti, Woozy Eine kindliche Figur fliegt sitzend auf einem fliegenden Teppich über die Gipfel der Bad Gasteiner Bergpanoramen. Die Keramiken, sind Abformungen von kränklich-blassen Antlitzen von fast erwachsen aussehenden Kinder-Schaufensterpuppen. Seine Skulptur „Simsalabim“ verbindet auf poetische Weise Assoziationen von Flucht und Krieg mit einer utopischen Leichtigkeit. In seinen Arbeiten beschäftigt sich der Künstler auf subjektive Art mit politischen und gesellschaftlichen Themen sowie persönlichen Perspektiven auf Alltagsszenarien. Tjorg Douglas Beer (*1973) wurde in Lübeck geboren, wuchs in Hamburg auf und studierte dort auch an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste. A childish figure flies sitting on a flying carpet over the peaks of the Bad Gastein mountain panoramas.Ī small shell of hope drifting lightly above the dangerous world`s waves

The ceramics are impressions of sickly pale faces from almost adult-looking kids-mannequins. His sculpture „Simsalabim“ poetically combines associations of flight and war with utopian lightness. In his works, the artist deals with political and social issues as well as personal perspectives on everyday scenarios in a subjective way. Tjorg Douglas Beer (*1973) was born in Lübeck, grew up in Hamburg and also studied there at the University of Fine Arts. A small shell of hope drifting lightly above the dangerous world`s waves.“

Schönefeld, Marcus Sendlinger, Soji Shimizu, Martin Skauen, Charlie Stein, Songwen Sun-von Berg, Philip Topolovac, Anke Völk, Helena Walter, Witte Wartena, Sador Weinsčlucker, Linda Weiss, Claudio Wichert, Albrecht Wild, Markus Willeke, Ila Wingen, René Wirths, Hansa Wißkirchen Moritz Frei, Peter Freitag, Tom Früchtl, Jane Garbert, Gfeller + Hellsgård, Lukas Glinkowski, Maurus Gmür, Marco Goldenstein, Ben Greber, Malcom Green, Jens Hanke, Peter Hartinger, Gregor Hildebrandt, Daniel Hoflund, Alekos Hofstetter, Birgit Hölmer, Julien Hübsch, Marianna Ignataki, Thomas Jocher, Jase Kala, Patrick Kaufmann, Klaus Killisch, Astrid Köppe, Annekatrin Lemke, Lukas Liese, Ignacio Lobera, Catherine Lorent, Barbara Lüdde, Frank Maier, Jules Maillot, Oliver Mark, Rei Matsushima, Matthias Mayer, Anna Mieves, NIHILS, Justine Otto, Andrea Pichl, Matthias Pilsz, Kristina Popov, Franziska Reinbothe, Franz Schmidt, Nina E.