Original artwork description:

Pencil portrait.

The artwork was exhibited in a group show in Athens "on the magic mountain" , having as a starting point the well known novel by Thomas Mann.

{I have always been interested in spaces in dreams (rooms, labyrinths, passages etc) and my research lead me to Gaston Bachellard's "The poetics of Space". I found in that book many images, symbols and thoughts I had been using in my work and in my fantasies since I was a child. Shells, nests, connected rooms, caves and shelters are some of the spaces that inspire me.}

"I guess there is not much space left in my shell. It can't protect me anymore. I might not need protection anyway. I will let my secrets free, some of them have already escaped. I can't even remember what those secrets were. Maybe they were just my wonderful, yet problematic fantasies." (from my notebook)

Part of a group of artworks I call "The Poetics of Space"

Materials used:

pencil

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#portrait #woman #sea #surrealism #woman portrait #underwater #pencil drawing #framed art #inspirational #shell 
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"Inshelled", surreal portrait (2020) Pencil drawing
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Pencil portrait.

The artwork was exhibited in a group show in Athens "on the magic mountain" , having as a starting point the well known novel by Thomas Mann.

{I have always been interested in spaces in dreams (rooms, labyrinths, passages etc) and my research lead me to Gaston Bachellard's "The poetics of Space". I found in that book many images, symbols and thoughts I had been using in my work and in my fantasies since I was a child. Shells, nests, connected rooms, caves and shelters are some of the spaces that inspire me.}

"I guess there is not much space left in my shell. It can't protect me anymore. I might not need protection anyway. I will let my secrets free, some of them have already escaped. I can't even remember what those secrets were. Maybe they were just my wonderful, yet problematic fantasies." (from my notebook)

Part of a group of artworks I call "The Poetics of Space"

Materials used:

pencil

Tags:
#portrait #woman #sea #surrealism #woman portrait #underwater #pencil drawing #framed art #inspirational #shell 
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Andromachi Giannopoulou was born in Australia. She went to school in Athens, Greece, and studied Painting in Athens School of Fine Arts. She was awarded a scholarship for studies in... Read more

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