JUNE 30 - JULY 11, 2026 TRANSMUTATION OF CONCEPTS SOLO EXHIBITION ARTIST: KILIFI ATHINA On Tuesday, June 30, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. , we are pleased to inaugurate the solo exhibition of Athina Kilifi entitled "Transmutation of Concepts" The Curator of the Exhibition, Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian , states: "Athina Kilifi is a painter and fashion designer. Having grown up in America, studied in Italy, and frequently visited Greece, she has accumulated knowledge, experiences, and inspiration from diverse cultural environments. Dynamic, impulsive, and imaginative, with profound existential concerns, she channels her creative expression into complex images of spiritual exaltation and inner dialogue. ‘The Transmutation of Concepts’ is her first solo exhibition. The paintings, independent in subject matter, move and swirl around timeless questions concerning the human journey and evolution, as well as the influences and transformations that shape it. The concept of existence, the miracle of birth, and the search for being itself are subconscious reflections and questions that she approaches through a variety of formal means, often employing allegorical undertones. Organic and inorganic visual forms narrate stories through evident influences of Abstract Expressionism combined with a distinctive descriptive skill. Through a synthesis of visual expression and perceptive thought, she renders her subjects abstractly—simplifying, analyzing, and simultaneously deepening their essence. By seeking fundamental visual elements, she succeeds in expressing her aesthetic vision, transmuting familiar external manifestations of matter and living beings. The canvas is transformed into a field of activity where the presentation of objects is cast aside. Geometric forms eloquently depict surreal references through selective abstraction and balanced formulations. Representation of form is limited, suggestive, or entirely rejected. Within the language of Conceptual Art and Expressionist Abstraction, the radical transformation of an object’s substance, the presence of nature, and the change of essence that turns it into something different signify its transmutation, its evolution into a new state. This modification may be identified with beautification and spiritual elevation. The explanatory titles accompanying each composition—such as Genesis, Evolution, and Mati Charm (Evil Eye Beads)—guide the viewer’s thoughts and make them an accomplice, a collaborator in the artist’s intellectual process. Emotion emerges spontaneously and dominates the composition. It captures attention, surprises the viewer, and creates a unique sense of wonder. Driven by powerful inner impulses of feeling, the artist develops an aesthetic and theoretical dialogue of communication with the audience. Compositions of bold color mixtures and tonal variations are lavishly distributed across the pictorial surface. The accidental forms that selectively emerge are shaped and defined by the artist with the meaning of existence and the impression of every living being. Through color, all aspects and energies of life are gathered and symbolized—an experiential invocation of existence and creation. Through inner introspection and spiritual inquiry, with an emphasis on spontaneous and subconscious expression, Athina Kilifi seeks to understand herself, to search for the meaning of life, and to delve into the essence of matter. She possesses an understanding and intuition of concepts, as well as a lived experience of emotions arising from transformation, transmutation, and metamorphosis—processes that take place yet are not directly depicted on the painted surface. By entering the deepest recesses of her subconscious, she paradoxically succeeds in becoming the spokesperson for an entirely optimistic view of life, as masterfully described by Aristotle: ‘In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.’” BIOGRAPHY Athina Kilifi Athina Kilifi was born in Athens, Greece. During her infancy, she relocated to Miami, USA. She is engaged in painting and fashion design and is currently studying at Istituto Marangoni Milano, Italy. Her works have been exhibited at the Tritsis Hall in Athens under the auspices of ENPAN, at the World Philosophical Forum in 2023 and 2024, at the Hellenic-French Association of Athens, as well as in group exhibitions abroad. “Transmutation of Concepts”, presented at Andie Art Gallery in July 2026, is her first solo exhibition. Through her paintings, she expresses her creative vision, impulses, powerful subconscious, and imagination. Her works navigate a labyrinth of narrative allegory, highlighting both organic and inorganic forms, while moving from contemplation and inner dialogue toward rejuvenation and spiritual upliftment. She assimilates elements of Abstract Expressionism and experiments with bold chromatic combinations that promise a remarkable and distinctive artistic journey. She lives and works between Greece and Italy.

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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 Quick View IMAGINARY ENVIRONMENTS 1990 – 2002, Bilingual Edition | Zouni Opy Price €35.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Zouni Opy Price €124.00 VAT Included Quick View MR. MOUSE | Alexopoulos Stathis Price €372.00 VAT Included Quick View LOVE ME | Alexopoulos Stathis Price €224.00 VAT Included Quick View INFINITY | Alexopoulos Stathis Price €372.00 VAT Included