MAY 8 - MAY 30, 2026 A FLOWER FOR A POEM GROUP EXHIBITION Showcasing painting, sculpture, photography, jewelry, and decorative arts! ARTISTS: ANGELIDI ANGELIKI | ALEXOPOULOS STATHIS | VRETOU NIKI | GARGALIANOU NIKI | GASPARIS AIMILIOS | GANA NATASHA | DASKALOPOULOU VOULA | DIDOU LILA | IOANNIDOU MATO | KAISARITI ATHINA | KANELLOU EVITA | KARYDI STEFANIA | KATIMERLI ANNA | KLOUVATOS LEFTERIS | KOUVATSOU DESPINA | KOUNTANI PINELOPI | KTISTOPOULOU MARIE | LAVDAS APOSTOLOS | LIN IOANNA | MIMIKOU STELLA | BARAKOU NADIA | BARBA LINA | BLIATSOU GEORGIA | XIRAKI VASILIKI | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PALASKA ALEXANDRA | PANAYIOTIDIS AGGELOS | PAPOUTSIDIS NIKOS-YORGOS | RIZOU MARIELLA | ROUSSIS GEORGIOS | SEKLEIZIOTI ZOE | SIFNAIOU ELEFTHERIA | SOUTOGLOU EFI | STATHOPOULOS GEORGE | TAMPAKAKI PELAGIA | TSILAGA LINA | PSARAKOS ANDREAS | IGLI JORGO. With great pleasure, we inaugurate on Friday, May 8, 2026 , at 7:00 p.m. , the group exhibition “A Flower for A Poem” painting, sculpture, photography, mosaic, jewelry, decorative objects Curated by: Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian Curatorial Note for the Exhibition “A Flower for a Poem” The visual arts and poetry constitute one of the most fascinating expressions of the “sister arts,” where artistic forms interpret, recreate, and shape spiritual inspiration and poetic language. The thematic visual art exhibition “A Flower for a Poem” seeks to express the inner human need, the subconscious dimension, and the psychological composition that are visually articulated, formally structured, chromatically defined, and conceptually interpreted through depictions of plants, flowers, and landscapes. Flowers, as a timeless symbol of emotional expression—from antiquity to the present day, across all cultures, in myths, fairy tales, and legendary love stories—are transformed into a spiritual embodiment of nature, elevated and celebrated, aiming to evoke awe and emotion. Contemporary visual artists from various disciplines, with diverse starting points and creative journeys, come together within a shared thematic framework, employing a wide variety of artistic media and techniques. Painting meets photography and mosaic, engaging in dialogue with sculpture, ceramics, and functional decorative objects, while imaginative jewelry made from original materials and handcrafted techniques adds further beauty. Works of spontaneous expressive completeness in both ideas and techniques create a thematic unity of knowledge and awakened senses, encompassing a wide range of creations—figurative, abstract, and symbolic—expressing a collective artistic presence. The artistic flowers are inspired by poems of distinguished poets, connected to emblematic poetic verses, and often engage in dialogue with the artist themselves, who may create both visual art and poetry, expressing their multifaceted identity. Each artwork is accompanied by the verse or poem that inspired its creation—and vice versa—serving as an interpretive key to its existence, leaving the viewer with strong feelings of romanticism and sensitivity. In the exhibition “A Flower for a Poem,” the flower ceases to be a simple decorative element and becomes a visual verse, a bearer of memory and emotion, demonstrating that in the visual arts the flower is the word that refuses to remain silent—transforming fragrance into color and the rhythm of poetry into brushstroke. An engaging dialogue of arts unfolds through the interaction of ideas, sequences of reflections, and parallel associations that narrate and depict nature with a contemporary perspective, imprinting a distinctive mark of collectible value. With the encouragement, “If you cannot find spring, you create it!” by our Nobel Prize–winning poet Odysseas Elytis, from his work Axion Esti, I wish you a blossoming, fragrant May! Annita Patsouraki Art Historian Note: The exhibition was first presented, under the same curation and with the participation of 29 painters, during the summer months of 2019 at the Aqua Gallery of the Art Hotel in Pyrgos, Santorini, within the framework of the “Cultural Tourism” program. FEATURED ARTWORKS

MARCH 30 - APRIL 18, 2026 TO THE SOUND OF THE BELL GROUP EXHIBITION Celebrate Easter with our festive group exhibition – showcasing painting, sculpture, photography, jewelry, and decorative arts! ARTISTS: GARGALIANOU NIKI | GRIGORA ANNA | DASKALOPOULOU VOULA | DIMOS TASOS | DIDOU LILA | ZACHOU NADIA | IOANNIDOU MATO | KAISARITI ATHINA | KANTARTZI VICKY | KARYDI STEFANIA | KOUVATSOU DESPINA | KTISTOPOULOU MARIE | LAZARIDIS KYRIAKOS | LIN IOANNA | BARAKOU NADIA | BLIATSOU GEORGIA | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PALASKA ALEXANDRA | PANAYIOTIDIS AGGELOS | ROUSSIS GEORGIOS | SEKLEIZIOTI ZOE | SIFNAIOU ELEFTHERIA | SPIROPOULOS KOSTAS | SOUTOGLOU EFI | TAZEDAKIS KATE | TOUNTAS PANAGIOTIS | TSILAGA LINA | FOUNTOULAKI SOFIA | PSARAKOS ANDREAS | HAPPY DARK | OLENT. MEDIA SPONSOR: We are delighted to inaugurate on Monday, March 30, 2026, at 7:00 p.m ., the Easter festive group exhibition “To the Sound of the Bell” featuring painting, sculpture, photography, mosaic, jewelry, and decorative arts. Exhibition Curator: Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian The art exhibition “To the Sound of the Bell” is a depiction of religious architecture, while at the same time a study of the Greek soul. Small chapels, roadside shrines, humble whitewashed churches with blue domes, solitary and remote, stand resilient against time. Scattered throughout the Greek countryside, they are a living repository of our cultural wealth and heritage. Built from stone, earth, and water, coated in lime, without ornamentation or elaborate icon screens, they await the passerby—the weary, the sorrowful, the desperate, the persecuted, the lonely—anyone seeking comfort, strength, protection, and hope, or simply offering a prayer of gratitude. These small churches represent the meeting point of heaven and earth in an eternal, silent prayer. They offer consolation, companionship through the flickering oil lamp as a symbol of hope, and the gentle glow of candles embracing the soul. They embody devotion, humility, and patience in the face of time’s decay, their worn walls breathing alongside nature. Their simplicity bows before the divine essence. They carry the sweet melancholy of Holy Week, transformed into light in anticipation of the Resurrection. The sound of their bells—devotional, gentle, sorrowful, peaceful, soothing, compassionate, moving, awakening, and joyful—offers a privileged connection to God. Their symbolic presence conveys divine reflection. Their sound brings joy to the heart, serenity to the soul, and awakens religious faith. The exhibition “To the Sound of the Bell” is technically multifaceted. Works of painting, sculpture, mosaic, photography, jewelry, and decorative objects are inspired by a shared theme and Easter symbolism. These creations, rich in expressive immediacy, convey lived experience, activate personal memory, and present balanced compositions with clarity of design, descriptive skill, and nostalgic sensitivity. Naturalistic elements prevail, without embellishment, highlighting traditional religious architecture alongside elements of folk art and tradition. Through expressive power, truth is sought along a luminous and hopeful path. The modest and humble image conveys its intrinsic strength. Universal concerns, meanings, and questions become accessible, offering emotional warmth and shelter. The 31 participating artists, each with unique experiences and diverse techniques, come together under a shared theme, expressing a collective spirit and conveying a significant legacy of values and common visions. They approach the subject with sensitivity, emotion, and respect. Their compositions arise from inner intensity and radiate calm endurance, light, hope, generosity, and refined feeling. The sacred space, symbolically charged with harmony and balance, embraces human emotions and the coordinates of the soul. A sense of devotion prevails; inner reflection deepens; emotion becomes profound and spontaneous, leading to contemplation and self-awareness. The dazzling white and endless blue of the sky reach a sublime state, embodying ultimate harmony and bliss. Time, intangible and eternal, is imprinted upon the materiality of nature and humanity. An Easter journey through small chapels, where humble light shines—celebrated by poets and scholars: “THE LITTLE CHURCH” “High upon the mountain there stands a lonely chapel, its bell does not ring, it has no chanter nor priest. A dim oil lamp and a stone cross are its only humble adornments. Yet the passerby, as he goes by, pauses and reverently bows, kissing the white cross with devotion. Upon that cross lies a sacred image, written in blood by God Himself, and worshipped by the people.” Aggelos Vlachos (1838–1920), writer, diplomat, politician The exhibition “To the Sound of the Bell” is an invitation to a journey of personal “Resurrection,” as each person experiences, awaits, and envisions it. Happy Easter to all! Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian FEATURED ARTWORKS Filter by Category All Acrylic Paintings Oil Paintings Mosaic Small Scupltures Plexiglass Price €75 €1,116 Artists Barakou Nadia Dimos Tasos Gargalianou Nickey Grigora Anna Ioannidou Mato Kantartzi Vicky Panayiotidis Aggelos Quick View OLIVE TREE WITH UPRIGHT TRUNK | Panayiotidis Aggelos Price €215.00 VAT Included Quick View OLIVE TREE WITH THREE BRANCHES | Panayiotidis Aggelos Price €125.00 VAT Included Quick View WINDSWEPT OLIVE TREE WITH FOUR BRANCHES | Panayiotidis Aggelos Price €160.00 VAT Included Quick View OLIVE BRANCH ON PLEXIGLASS | Panayiotidis Aggelos Price €75.00 VAT Included Quick View CHRISOPIGI OF SIFNOS ISLAND | By Nadia Barakou Price €558.00 VAT Included Quick View PANAGIA POULATI OF SIFNOS ISLAND | By Nadia Barakou Price €558.00 VAT Included Quick View ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ ΚΑΣΤΡΙΑΝΗ ΤΖΙΑ | Kantartzi Vicky Price €870.00 VAT Included Quick View ΔΥΣΗ ΣΤΙΣ ΚΥΚΛΑΔΕΣ | Kantartzi Vicky Price €685.00 VAT Included Quick View ΑΓΙΟΣ ΝΙΚΟΛΑΟΣ ΤΖΙΑ | Kantartzi Vicky Price €1,116.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Ioannidou Mato Price €620.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Ioannidou Mato Price €620.00 VAT Included Quick View Ο ΑΓΙΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΣ ΣΤΟ ΑΜΠΕΛΙ, ΣΑΜΟΣ | Gargalianou Nickey Price €435.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Dimos Tasos Price €496.00 VAT Included Quick View EGG | Grigora Anna Price €435.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Grigora Anna Price €620.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Grigora Anna Price €745.00 VAT Included

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