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Both claws symbolize elements that can either detach us or firmly attach us. The title, "A claw is a claw is a claw," draws inspiration from Gertrude Stein's famous line, "A rose is a rose is a rose." Chosen by Esmeralda Momferratou, the title signifies the representation of both the genuine and ceramic claws, influenced by Baudrillard's "Simulacra and Simulation."

250 € 
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They were particularly interested in fragments that highlighted the aerodynamic shape and industrial character of the firm structures, along with organic materialities and domestic connotations. This process led to the creation of a series of wall-based sculptural editions. The edition consists of 20 small unique sculptures crafted from woven industrial and organic fibers, each representing a series of gestures.

150 € 
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The edition showcases the archival family photo of Economides grandmother, which she used for her painting in the form of an oversized replica of a note on the back of the photo. The edition depicts the starting point of the painting which was shown in the one work show series. The shirts are available in two colors, blue and pink.

310 € 
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Impulses series take its name on the one hand from a practical object, the impulse bag heat sealing machine and on the other hand from our subconsciousness that is forcing us to make impulsive thoughts and actions. The mini black and white unique series made out of plastic waste bags reflects on the division between societies and the climate change happening. 

 

* Please note that the checkered background ist not part of the artwork.

A limited edition of 50 by Malvina Panagiotidi, presented on the occasion of the very first exhibition “On Heavy Rotation” at Callirrhoë:

 

Malvina Panagiotidi
The Fool XIII, 2020
Fine art print on Hahnemühle photo rag, unframed
30 × 40 cm
Edition of 50 + 2 AP

160 €

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Ouroboros sculpture - a horned figure with a snake-like lower body-half, that eats its own tail - as part of the sculpture installation “The Fools” symbolizes autarky and a never-ending cycle of life, death and rebirth.