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“The Experiment” – Maria Mastori jewelry workshop exhibition

“The Experiment” – Maria Mastori jewelry workshop exhibition

Next week, El.Marneri Galerie presents “The Experiment”, an exhibition showcasing the works of 29 participants who attended an inspirational jewelry workshop by Maria Mastori. Aliki Anagnostara, Kostas Argyriou, Kostis Voulgaris, Maria Olga Vlachou, Matina Gkatzianidou, Mara Desypris, Anthi Zachou, Virginia Thrapsiadou, Erietta Ioannidou, Katerina Karadima, Periklis Kondylatos, Aggeliki Mouzalioti, Vaso Mpolmpasi, Evangelia Mylonaki, Ioanna Martini, Natalia Maragkou, Aphrodite Mperou, Despina Nomikou, Maria…

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Soap of Gold

Soap of Gold

Eleni Marneri Gallery presents an one-off series of gold-embellished soap by Dimitra Natural. Made out of symbolism rather than luxury, this original idea found its roots in ancient texts of Homer’s litterature and the Old Testament. The prime material for the soap is olive oil, which Homer called “liquid gold”. In an effort to materialize this metaphor in an allegoric and…

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“Landscapes of Memory” warmly received in London

“Landscapes of Memory” warmly received in London

The first exhibition of the young Greek artist and engraver Paraskevi Plevri out of her home country was warmly received in London. A day after the conclusion of the exhibition titled “Landscapes of Memory” in BICHA Gallery, the artist herself is happy with the warm reception of her work by a new and broader European public. Although she has shown her work in…

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Paraskevi Plevri showing in BICHA Gallery, London

Paraskevi Plevri showing in BICHA Gallery, London

Artist Paraskevi Plevri is sharing her “Landscapes of Memory” with the visitors of BICHA Gallery, London, until the 10th July. In this solo exhibition of hers, Paraskevi explores perceptions of memory, time and space. Her rich, layered psychological landscapes are personal, infinite places, inhabited by all our imagined pasts and futures. “Sorry to see you go” by Paraskevi Plevri. The…

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