Two Thirds Project Space presents:
Forms in our minds | curated by Christina Koutsianou

Forms.
Unknown,
Elusive,
Remarkable,
Complex,
Strange,
Indifferent…

 

How many thoughts pass through our minds every day, encountering the multitude of forms that exist around us? How do these forms complement our mental imagery? How do we truly perceive them? If we remove their characteristics, will they remain imprinted in our minds in the same way?
The collective exhibition «Forms in our minds» which is hosted at «Two Thirds Project Space» gallery, presents a dialogue between four artists, each sharing their own approaches to the concept of form. Alex Bourlis, Elvis Sanxhaku, Nagia Siouli and Liza Stoitsi, with their distinct styles, raise questions and unveil forms that move, change, intensely reflect their emotions, intertwine with other forms, and become an integral part of space, often creating a sense of the unreal and the dreamlike.
The artworks function as visual fields of the artists’ thoughts as they explore the diverse questions that arise. Creating shapes without boundaries and specific characteristics, they all focus on the idea of form that can be impersonal, incorporeal, uncanny, yet still establishing relationships, engaging in conversation, and always being part of a story.