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Vana Fertaki

Obsessions and Symbols

15 Sep – 8 Oct 2016 Athens

A tour in the outstanding visual language of Vana Fertaki is attempted through the exhibition “Obsessions and Symbols”. The works that are full of vital energy and impulsive brushes constitute a dictionary filled with pictures of a chaotic world. The colour, being an adventurous wandering to unknown places, is prevalent.

Ants, mixed media, 200 x 150 cm, 2016

Ants,
mixed media, 200 x 150 cm,
2016

According to Eleni Gatsa, art historian “…We find ourselves in the centre of a panicky world where the creator sketches a lively world with pulse and energy using not only the frenzy of the colors but also a storm of symbols and points. With her paintings Vana Fertakis answers with spontaneous humour to the current affairs and is looking for the version of her existence by interpreting her symbols. It is a spontaneous drawing which becomes a question of spiritual depth sometimes with disarming innocence and others with tremendous seriousness…”

Bucrane, mixed media, 80 x 60 cm, 2016

Bucrane,
mixed media, 80 x 60 cm,
2016

Entrance, mixed media, 100 x 50 cm, 2016

Entrance,
mixed media, 100 x 50 cm,
2016

Frog B, mixed media, 200 x 150 cm, 2016

Frog B,
mixed media, 200 x 150 cm,
2016

Gargouille, mixed media, 80 x 80 cm, 2016

Gargouille,
mixed media, 80 x 80 cm,
2016

Human And Jackalope, mixed media, 70 x 100 cm, 2016

Human And Jackalope,
mixed media, 70 x 100 cm,
2016

Interior Space, mixed media, 80 x 80 cm, 2016

Interior Space,
mixed media, 80 x 80 cm,
2016

Room, mixed media, 150 x 180 cm, 2016

Room,
mixed media, 150 x 180 cm,
2016

Space And Balloon, mixed media, 70 x 100 cm, 2016

Space And Balloon,
mixed media, 70 x 100 cm,
2016

Symbols, mixed media, 100 x 100cm, 2016

Symbols,
mixed media, 100 x 100cm,
2016

The Frog Who Didn't Want To Become King, mixed media, 180 x 160 cm, 2016

The Frog Who Didn't Want
To Become King,
mixed media, 180 x 160 cm,
2016

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