Horizon Wanderers
Eleni Koroneou Gallery•Dec 13, 2024 — Feb 22, 2025
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Eleni Koroneou Gallery is pleased to present the new solo exhibition by Christina Dimitriadis titled Horizon Wanderers. The exhibition Horizon Wanderers features two photographic series that approach the ship from different perspectives. The first part, titled Anatomy of the Ship, focuses on the construction of the ship, highlighting the process of its creation, while the second part, titled Ever Blue, explores the ship’s disintegration, focusing on the effects of human activity on the marine environment and the degradation of its natural beauty.
The series Anatomy of the Ship includes photographs—resembling X-rays—that capture the construction of ships, showcasing the complex and organic process of shipbuilding. Shipyards are transitional spaces for ships, bridging the concept and inception of a ship with its ultimate destination, the sea. Ships are not merely means of transportation; they are artifacts that combine functionality and aesthetics, reflecting humanity’s intrinsic need…
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Horizon Wanderers
Eleni Koroneou Gallery•Dec 13, 2024 — Feb 22, 2025
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Eleni Koroneou Gallery is pleased to present the new solo exhibition by Christina Dimitriadis titled Horizon Wanderers. The exhibition Horizon Wanderers features two photographic series that approach the ship from different perspectives. The first part, titled Anatomy of the Ship, focuses on the construction of the ship, highlighting the process of its creation, while the second part, titled Ever Blue, explores the ship’s disintegration, focusing on the effects of human activity on the marine environment and the degradation of its natural beauty.
The series Anatomy of the Ship includes photographs—resembling X-rays—that capture the construction of ships, showcasing the complex and organic process of shipbuilding. Shipyards are transitional spaces for ships, bridging the concept and inception of a ship with its ultimate destination, the sea. Ships are not merely means of transportation; they are artifacts that combine functionality and aesthetics, reflecting humanity’s intrinsic need…
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