Titled “Intended / Unattended,” Cypriot artist Stelios Ermogenides unveils his latest collection at IsNotGallery in Nicosia. Opening next week, the exhibition will showcase 20 artworks until June 3.
Exploring the complexities of existence, Ermogenides delves into intentional and unintentional aspects. Through his pieces, viewers are encouraged to explore human nature and grapple with existential questions within fluid boundaries of visual storytelling.
Organizers describe the exhibition as an exploration of the fluidity of existence, portrayed through multiple eyes, mouths, and body parts. Ermogenides’ work navigates the integration of contrasting elements within a structured self.
Incorporating archetypes and myths, the artist transforms human conditions into timeless narratives, guiding the viewer through forms, symbols, and collective memories. The recurring dismembered patterns and duality reflect societal disruptions and the quest for unity in a polarized world.
This exhibition offers a timeless journey beyond the confines of each artwork, inviting viewers to contemplate the essence of existence itself.
