Artist Eleni Maragaki in conversation with art journalist Asiimov Baker about Landscapes Seen from Everywhere.
‘Landscapes Seen from Everywhere’ explores the tension between the built environment and the natural world, through sculpture, interactive works, and printmaking. The exhibition reflects on how artificial structures impose geometry, order, and repetition upon the organic flow of the landscape, while also acknowledging how the natural continues to exist within, around, and despite these conditions. Visitors are invited to engage with playful works, large-scale installation and kinetic sculpture, transforming the exhibition into a living system shaped by interaction. At its core, the show considers the fragmented, layered character of the contemporary landscape, and our shifting ways of experiencing and imagining it.
