The girl stands on the edge of two worlds, holding a garment in her hands – a trace of someone’s presence, someone she is searching for. The calmness of the quiet and watchful fawn contrasts with her uncertainty. The whirl of illusions draws her deeper and deeper, transforming reality into an elusive play of shadows and light. Is what she sees the truth, or merely a projection of her desires? The longer she searches, the less real her goal seems to become, while she spirals into her own thoughts and visions. The fawn looks on, as if to say: ‘You are passing by what you are searching for.’' The piece is created on burlap using acrylic putty, acrylic paints, oil paints, and metallic paint . Inside the artwork, LED strips, a transformer, and a dimmer are installed to adjust the intensity of the light.

Gerodimou Barbara

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For the last 15 years I have been doing artistic workshops, being careful not to disturb the individuality of the student - Together we open the door to the world of art more widely. This contact with art through workshops is a wonderful experience for every person. It changes the perception of the entire reality that surrounds us. An ordinary sofa turns into a color framed by the line of the back. And looking at the original painting, we see a trace of the brush and it looks like the artist was here a while ago, and it doesn't matter that 100 years have passed...