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Known Unknown

€ 4400

Acrylic

Known Unknown

€ 4400

In his painting “Known Unknown,” artist Valentinos Vassiliou presents a striking procession of faceless figures clad in stark red and grey panels, evoking a sense of uniformity, anonymity, and silent tension. Each figure is similar in shape and stance, yet one—marked by a head of vivid, multicolored segments—stands apart from the rest. This singular deviation disrupts the pattern, drawing the viewer's focus and prompting reflection on individuality amid conformity. The bold, abstract composition and minimalist palette emphasize the contrast between collective identity and personal distinction.

known-unknown

6/6/2025

Strategic Conflict

€ 2900

Acrylic

Strategic Conflict

€ 2900

Valentinos Vassiliou’s Strategic Conflict is a striking metaphorical painting that juxtaposes raw physical aggression with intellectual strategy. Two boxers, dressed in vibrant opposing colors—blue and yellow—sit face-to-face, not in a ring, but at a chessboard. Their red gloves hover over the board, creating an intense, paradoxical scene where brute force meets calculated thought. The black-and-white chessboard becomes a battleground where ideas, ideologies, or nations may clash. Above them, radiating lines pull the viewer's eye to the center, emphasizing the magnitude of the confrontation. Scattered chess pieces, shaped like missiles, fall toward a silhouetted cityscape below, symbolizing the destructive consequences of both mental and physical warfare.

strategic-conflict

6/6/2025

The Closed Umbrella

€ 2600

Acrylic

The Closed Umbrella

€ 2600

Valentinos Vassiliou’s “The Closed Umbrella” is a powerful visual commentary on alienation and conformity in modern society. Set against a stark, burning red background, shadowy figures blend into each other, their silhouettes repeated like echoes in a mechanical rhythm. In the center stands a lone figure holding a closed umbrella—a symbol of unutilized protection or silent resistance. Surrounded by intersecting white lines that resemble barriers or rays, the figure is visually and emotionally isolated, as if caught in a network of invisible control. This composition creates a feeling of entrapment and social surveillance, evoking the pressure to conform and the loneliness of standing apart

the-closed-umbrella

6/6/2025

We turned into robot, while robots learned to feel. Ai

€ 3200

Acrylic

We turned into robot, while robots learned to feel. Ai

€ 3200

Valentinos Vassiliou’s painting “We turned into robot”, while robots learned to feel is a raw, emotionally charged work that explores the dissonance between technological advancement and human emotional regression. Set against a vibrant, almost aggressive red backdrop, the central figure’s distorted, childlike face exudes confusion and inner torment. Its asymmetrical eyes—one wide and mechanical, the other lost and hollow—reflect the fractured identity of modern humanity, caught between organic experience and programmed behavior. The figure’s expression is pained, with jagged lines suggesting a scream or a suppressed cry, a visual metaphor for the emotional numbness society faces in the digital age.

we-turned-into-robot-while-robots-learned-to-feel-ai

6/6/2025

Crowned

€ 4000

Oil/canvas

Painting

Crowned

€ 4000

In "Crowned", Halina Lazarchik presents a striking vision of love in its most untamed and transformative state. A surreal, almost mythical creature-part beast, part bloom-wears a jeweled crown, embodying both dominance and vulnerability. Its jagged teeth and piercing gaze contrast with the fluid, organic extensions of its form, hinting at the paradoxes within love itself: beauty and chaos, passion and unpredictability.

crowned

5/29/2025

Echo of Ferns

€ 600

Oil/canvas

Painting

Echo of Ferns

€ 600

With "Echo of Ferns", Halina Lazarchik transforms the simplicity of nature into a spectral imprint of time itself. The ferns, their textures rough yet deliberate, seem less like plants and more like relics-traces of something both ephemeral and enduring.

echo-of-ferns

5/29/2025

Phantom of Form

€ 600

Oil/canvas

Painting

Phantom of Form

€ 600

In "Phantom of Form", the boundaries between the tangible and the ethereal blur, inviting us into a world where shapes emerge and dissolve like fleeting memories. The ghostly bloom at the center, seemingly suspended between creation and decay, becomes a symbol of transformation-of life in its most transient state.

phantom-of-form

5/29/2025

Flower Carried by the Wind

€ 600

Oil/canvas

Painting

Flower Carried by the Wind

€ 600

Halina Lazarchik's "Flower Carried by the Wind" captures a moment of delicate transformation-a bloom caught between presence and departure. The petals, darkened by shadow yet soft in their contours, seem to pulse with an unspoken longing, as if the wind itself has left its imprint on the canvas.

flower-carried-by-the-wind

5/29/2025

Luminescent Mirage

€ 2500

Oil/canvas

Painting

Luminescent Mirage

€ 2500

"Luminescent Mirage" by Halina Lazarchik is a vivid abstract painting that immerses the viewer in a storm of intense color and emotion. Bursts of fuchsia, blue, violet, and red create a sense of motion and chaos, while a pair of dark, expressive eyes emerge from the layers—haunting and human. The central figure, partially dissolved into the background, suggests themes of transformation, vulnerability, and fading identity.

luminescent-mirage

5/29/2025

Echo in the Dark

€ 2500

Oil/canvas

Painting

Echo in the Dark

€ 2500

"Echo in the Dark" is a visual poem about love that lingers as a distant memory, glowing faintly in the darkness. Figures dissolve into the background, vanishing and reappearing in neon reflections-ghostly remnants of emotions that refuse to fade. These fleeting silhouettes are not merely shadows of the past but echoes of feelings that persist, refusing to be silenced.

echo-in-the-dark

5/29/2025

Phantom Murmur

€ 2500

Oil/canvas

Painting

Phantom Murmur

€ 2500

Halina Lazarchik's "Phantom Murmur", dissolves the boundaries between reality and illusion, creating a surreal, dreamlike composition. Vivid magentas and electric yellows clash with dark voids, balancing warmth and unease.

phantom-murmur

5/29/2025

Messenger

€ 4000

Oil/canvas

Painting

Messenger

€ 4000

In "Messenger", Halina Lazarchik conjures a surreal vision of communication beyond the ordinary, where colors and textures transcend the confines of form. A mystical bird-like figure, suspended between the earthly and the cosmic, emerges as both a harbinger and a mystery-an entity that carries unseen messages across dimensions.

messenger

5/29/2025

Masha Bo

Symphony of Strips

€ 1200

Oil/canvas

Painting

Symphony of Strips

€ 1200

"Symphony of Strips" is the third painting in Masha Bo's profound series "The Flesh of Reality." This piece explores the beauty and complexity of everyday objects, transforming simple strips of bacon into an artistic symphony. The twisting forms and rich textures invite viewers to appreciate the intricate details and natural patterns found in even the most mundane items.

symphony-of-strips

5/28/2025

Bomb in

€ 540

Sculpture

Bomb in

€ 540

In "Bomb In", Evdokia Georgiou presents a striking juxtaposition of domestic elegance and latent violence. The sculpture features a hand grenade seamlessly fused with the base of a decorative candlestick, rendered in wax and other mixed media. This fusion of a symbol of war with an object associated with warmth and ritual invites the viewer into a space of discomfort — a contemplation of how violence can infiltrate even the most intimate, decorative, and supposedly safe environments.

bomb-in

5/16/2025

Teapots & Stoves

€ 2000

Sculpture

Teapots & Stoves

€ 2000

In "Teapots & Stove" (2015), artist Evdokia Georgiou transforms ordinary household objects into vessels of quiet collapse. The installation features wax teapots placed on and around an electric stove mounted on a wall, with the heat visibly melting the teapot above and leaving residue on the wood panel below. The setup evokes both domestic familiarity and tension, with the melting wax symbolizing a loss of function and form — a metaphor for emotional exhaustion, slow erosion, and the fragility of routine.

teapots-stoves

5/16/2025

Frying Pan

€ 2000

Sculpture

Frying Pan

€ 2000

In "Frying Pans" (2014), artist Evdokia Georgiou confronts domesticity and labor with disarming vulnerability and irony. Constructed from wax and placed atop a real electric stove, the frying pans appear as familiar objects — yet their soft, melting form upends their purpose. Here, Georgiou plays with temporality and futility: the very tools of nourishment and care are disintegrating under the pressure of their own use. It's an evocative metaphor for emotional burnout and the invisible weight of routine domestic work, especially within traditionally gendered roles.

frying-pan

5/16/2025

Wear me

€ 700

Sculpture

Wear me

€ 700

In this tender and evocative piece, Evdokia Georgiou presents a stylized, abstracted form of the female body, delicately adorned with a strand of pearls. Placed atop a soft, shimmering cushion, the sculpture exudes a sense of quiet dignity and reverence. The earthy, raw texture of the form contrasts with the polished, luxurious pearls — a dichotomy that speaks to themes of natural beauty, societal expectation, and the burdens of femininity.

wear-me

5/16/2025

Hold me gentle

€ 540

Sculpture

Hold me gentle

€ 540

In this striking work by Evdokia Georgiou, the form of a grenade — a symbol of destruction, violence, and war — is rendered in translucent resin with soft hues of turquoise and traces of bleeding red. This juxtaposition between material and meaning evokes immediate tension: the object, usually associated with brutality, is transformed into something fragile, almost beautiful. The red stain at the top hints at blood or internal rupture, a silent testimony to human cost hidden beneath political rhetoric.

hold-me-gentle

5/16/2025