By Faye Tzanetoulakou, Dr. Art History, 2020 Kleopatra Moursela is a real child of Paul Cezanne. The geometric shapes of the great teacher become the means of the visual in a painting journey of many destinations. When geometry is born on the canvas it is the moment when the universe stops and listens to its […]
By Konstantinos Stoupathis, Museologist/Art Conservator, Athens, 15/9/20 Colored surfaces that structure a semantic frame with indefinite content onto canvas. Squares, quadrilaterals and interrelated shapes which form images of a multifaceted reality: a visual alternative to the world. From the “indefinite” to the “concrete”, from the “focused” to the “unfocused” from the “individual” to the “collective”. […]