
Campus Novel, Urban Fauna Assembly (U.F.A), 2021-2022

Chrysanthi Koumianaki, Encryption, 2021 (photo by George Charisis)

George Gavalas, Mutation, 1993 (photo by George Charisis)

Constantinos Hadzinikolaou, Sorry we have no imagery here, 2022 (photo by George Charisis)

Zoe Hadziyannaki, The Lonely Machine, 2022 (photo by George Charisis)

Anna Lascari, Rattling Frames, 2020-2022 (Photo by George Charisis)

Installation view (photo by George Charisis)

Charles Hustwick, Mediterranean Legacies: Cartegena 2, 2008 (photo by George Charisis)

Dimitra Skandali, a constant dialogue, 2022; ...on the loom of my art I weave a story for you I long for you to wear it...K. Palamas, 2019-2020; knots and ties, 2019 what binds us, 2013-2021 (photo by George Charisis)

Maria Varela, Data Altar, 2020, Installation view (photo by George Charisis)

Maria Varela, Data Altar, 2020 (photo by George Charisis)

Petros Tatsiopoulos, Painting Mirror, 2019 (photo by George Charisis)

Lina Theodorou, Effective Dreamer, 2021 (photo by George Charisis)

Michael Lekakis, Untitled: Shapes, 1946, Metamorphosis of the Sun, 1947, Untitled: Grid, 1946 (photo by George Charisis)

Installation view (photo by George Charisis)

Installation view (photo by George Charisis)

Campus Novel, Urban Fauna Assembly (U.F.A), 2021-2022

MAENADS, Hydra Polivocals, 2022 (Photo by George Charisis)

Sofia Dona, Alternative Brennero, 2019 (photo by George Charisis)

Effie Halivopoulou, Nikos Falagas, Tim Ward,
Weaving Wars and other Temporalities, 2022

Maro Fasouli, Behavioural Strategies, 2022 (photo by George Charisis)

WORDMORD {Onlania tentacle}, Manyfesto or how to dirtystruct the lexicon, 2022 (photo by George Charisis)

Nori Tsoloucha, A portrait of my grandmother, 2021 (photo by George Charisis)

Margarita Athanasiou, The World I, 2022, The World II, 2022 (photo by George Charisis)

Stefanos Levidis, Ghost Habitats, 2020-2022 (photo by George Charisis)

Andreas Ragnas Kasapis, wave tootsie 1, wave tootsie 2, 2021 (photo by George Charisis)

Chrysanthi Koumianaki, Maps like Balloons, 2014-2021 (photo by George Charisis)
How and why do some worlds end while others begin? How do ends and beginnings intersect, and which transitions and transformations happen in between? Which disappearing worlds are worth remembering, and which of the emerging ones are worth taken care of?
Weaving Worlds is an exhibition about processes of world-building or re-worlding as depicted, discussed or enhanced through art. The experience of the pandemic allowed us to reflect upon what is lost in a condition of continuous acceleration, and what is yet to be gained in order to find ways of living with each other in a period of a generalised crisis. Weaving Worlds addresses the need to reimagine forms of co-existence on an environmental, social or political level. It questions the idea of a one-world world, acknowledging the existence and interdependence of different realities, needs and possibilities.
As part of this exhibition, realities, geographies and temporalities come together. The worlds discussed are at the same time fictional and real, human and nonhuman, cultural and natural, and they seem to be purposely porous and continuously changing. Some of them lie between remembrance and dreaming–that might personal or collective, and others take into consideration the role of contemporary technologies in shaping but also dismantling worlds. They question conventions, constructions and limitations, and pay attention to moments of encounter, transition and mutation between the old and the new with references to tradition but also to digital culture. Video and sound installations, objects and textiles, drawings and paintings build a heterogeneous multiverse, weaving together narratives, practices, media and generations.
Participating artists: Margarita Athanasiou, Campus Novel, Sofia Dona, Maro Fasouli, Dimitris Gavalas, Effie Halivopoulou / Tim Ward / Nikos Falagas, Zoe Hatziyannaki & Constantinos Hadzinikolaou, Charles Hustwick, Andreas Ragnar Kassapis, Chrysanthi Koumianaki, Anna Lascari, Michael Lekakis, Stefanos Levidis, MAENADS (Anne Duffau, Eleni Ikoniadou, Afroditi Psarra), Dimitra Skandali, Petros Tatsiopoulos, Nori Tsouloucha, Lina Theodorou, Μaria Varela, WordMord {Onlania tentacle}.