DECEMBER 4 - DECEMBER 31, 2025 GREETINGS GROUP EXHIBITION PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: GEROLYMATOU ANNA | DAVVETAS DEMOSTHENES | DASKALOPOULOU VOULA | DIMOS TASOS | ZAHARI NIKI | ZOTALI VIVIAN | KALAFATIS NIKOS | KANELLOU EVITA | KANTARTZI VICKY | KARZI MARIA | KLOUVATOS LEFTERIS | KOUVATSOU DESPINA | KOUTSOURIS GIANNIS | KTISTOPOULOU MARIA | LAVDAS APOSTOLOS | LIN IOANNA | LYRARAKI ELLI | MATSA ALINA | BARAKOU NADIA | BLIATSOU GEORGIA | BOUA ROULI | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PALASKA ALEXANDRA | PANAYIOTIDIS AGGELOS | ROUSSIS GEORGIOS | ROUSSOU MARIA | SIFNAIOU ELEFTHERIA | SIOPI LINA | SOLDATOU EVA | SPIROPOULOS KOSTAS | TAZEDAKIS KATE | TOUNTAS PANAGIOTIS | TSILAGA LINA| FOUNTOULAKI SOFIA | PSARAKOS ANDREAS | HAPPY DARK | OLENT SCENT. SPONSOR: The exhibition’s curator, Annita Patsouraki – art historian, notes: “‘Greetings’ is a multifaceted aesthetic experience, a broad collection of artworks that reflect the artists’ sensitive approach to the Christmas spirit and the welcoming of the New Year. The 36 participating established artists and emerging creators, with enthusiasm and a festive mood, offer imaginative creations symbolizing love, joy, and luck! The artists capture images, emotions, and symbols in diverse techniques and a variety of materials. Realistic depictions, abstract compositions, traditional symbols, and contemporary artistic approaches convey spirituality, hope, and the power of giving. A festive dialogue of inspiration, originality, high aesthetics, and qualitative execution becomes the ideal proposal for timeless gifts of refined taste, emotional sensitivity, and tangible support of artistic creation and the arts.” Information: “Greetings” Exhibition Curator: Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian Andie Art Gallery: Farantaton 17, Athens Exhibition Duration: December 4 – 31, 2025 Opening Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 10:00 – 20:00 Wednesday: 10:00 – 15:00 Saturday: 10:00 – 16:00 Admission : Free to the public. Parking: Chalkidonos 6, 11527 Athens Sinopis 3, 11527 Athens Mesogeion Avenue 5 Mesogeion Avenue 17 Cityzen Athens Tower, Agiou Andreou 3, 11527 Athens Metro : Ampelokipoi station FEATURED ARTWORKS

Art exhibition and presentation of the book “The Third Spring” by Gogo Atzoletaki. An art exhibition inspired by excerpts from the book, featuring works of painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and decorative creations, will accompany and enrich the space of Andie Art Gallery. THE THIRD SPRING by Gogo Atzoletaki Epimetro Publications - Athens, 2025 It is a short story composed of experiential episodes, rendered with realistic detail — an ode to old age and a hymn to life. It pays tribute to the elderly, to the fluctuations of emotion, to self-esteem, and to the pursuit of our dreams. The author’s unique sensibility creates an engaging work, divided into conceptual chapters that, successively and alternately, become descriptively realistic, allegorical, and symbolic — inspired by the human presence and focused on the inner world of the protagonist. With a lyrical tone, it delves into her emotional universe and expresses personal reflections and social viewpoints with courage and sincerity. The sections share common threads: deep introspection, emotional sensitivity, and the fragmentation of thoughts born from emotional changes and social concerns. Gogo Atzoletaki’s narrative pen once again confirms the quality of her writing — her use of a rich, expressive language that unfolds densely, fluidly, and with clarity. The author surprises and moves the reader with her sincere, spontaneous, and natural expression, allowing hidden emotions, buried deep within the soul, to unfold and take root in the mind. It is a deeply emotional work, within whose pages each of us may find our own moments, memories, and aspects of ourselves — truths that mirror our own. The short story “The Third Spring” touched me profoundly and moved me deeply. Within the flow of words and the unfolding of meaning, I found buried emotions and thoughts of anxiety and intense reflection. It is an edition in which each narrative section develops into a visual frame — a descriptive narration through independent images. Familiar, intimate, nostalgic, comic, and even painful images depict behavioral archetypes that give another dimension to the story’s evolution. Emotions, throughout the text, shift constantly. The images, vivid and explicit, leave imagination and the subconscious powerfully exposed to influence. Gogó Atzoletaki continues her journey through the labyrinths of the human psyche and the branches of the mind. With an adventurous, restless, yet sensitive and incisive spirit, she expresses her views with strength. Moved by the social changes that affect people — particularly the elderly — she writes with emotion, respect, and a subtle sense of humor. She speaks of life’s battles that always teach us something, even those we have lost, and of the tangled emotions that unsettle us without our being able to resist, yet which emerge for a purpose that we come to understand only at the end of the experience. Through “The Third Spring,” Gogo Atzoletaki sends a hopeful message — and with the expected dignity that characterizes her, she offers a smile of optimism! Reading “The Third Spring” sparked vivid imagery that led me to an ardent search for artworks that might correspond — realistically or metaphorically — to the story. This visual art exhibition, employing varied techniques, stands as a tribute to the stage of life characterized by rich experience, deep wisdom, and the invaluable contribution of our loved ones. Excerpts from the book were chosen for artistic interpretation — to give descriptive or symbolic expression to its meanings, emotions, and memories — while drawing the viewer into the unfolding scene as participant, accomplice, or observer. These compositions add visual value to the written word and inseparably define the aesthetic framework and artistic outcome. They embody landscapes of memory with writing that is clear, precise, and elegantly crafted — balanced in form, color, and symbolic meaning. The artists, through their recognizable brushstrokes, unite in a collective expression using diverse media. They depict with emotional intensity and balanced design compositions — evoking associative memories where nostalgia coexists with contemplation. With sensitivity and respect, they describe each story and sweet recollection, capturing the changes brought by time — physical changes, yes, but more importantly, the beauty, strength, wisdom, tenderness, and challenges of old age. Expressive faces marked by wrinkles of joy and struggle, eyes glowing with warmth and precious experience — familiar and beloved forms that extend, intensify, and embody the descriptive narrative. Portraits depict dear and familiar people from the artists’ own lives, as well as internationally recognized figures who claimed their lives even in midlife — who fought for their dreams, dared to cast off social and personal restraints, and shaped their own futures, with age never serving as a barrier or obstacle. These images awaken memories and offer inspiration — an encouragement to enjoy every moment of our daily life. Age is always just a number. It depends on us how we experience it. A moving dialogue emerges between the reader, the viewer, and the portrayed figure, who lends their wisdom, spirit, and habits — becoming a mediator between past and present, between the “before” and the “now.” Art, in all its forms, is a means of expressive creation — a source of emotional pleasure and release that brings recognition, acceptance, self-esteem, and reward. In the dominion of time, memory becomes our treasury — and every moment is unique and unrepeatable. The dynamic Eleanor Roosevelt once said: “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” Our era often ignores or marginalizes old age, rarely highlighting its priceless value. To live is to exist. The ancient Greeks said: “As long as I breathe, I hope” — the well-known Latin phrase “dum spiro, spero.” The verb “to breathe” (pnéo) is found in “inspire,” “respire,” “exhale” — enclosing within it the essence of hope (sperum, espoir). As the ancient Cynic philosopher Bion of Borysthenes (c. 325–255 BC) aptly noted: “Do not reproach old age, the state to which we all pray to arrive.” And I, in turn, recall the wise folk saying: “Where you once were, I am now — and where I am, you shall come…” Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian Back

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This page showcases the various exhibtions organized in the studio gallery AndieArt EXHIBITIONS JULY 14 - SEPTEMBER 5, 2026 ON THE WAVES ANGELIDI ANGELIKI | GARGALIANOU NICKEY | GANA NATASHA | GRIGORA ANNA | ZANTE ELENI | IOANNIDOU MATO | KANELLOU EVITA | KANTARTZI VICKY | KOUVATSOU DESPINA | KOUNTANI PINELOPI | LIN IOANNA | MAVROUDI kYRIAKI | MIMIKOU STELLA | BOLANI EVAGGELIA | BOUZA FENY | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PANOUTSOPOULOS YIANNIS | PATSOGLOU ARISTEIDIS | ROUSSIS GEORGIOS | ROUSSI MAGDA | ROUSSIS MANOLIS | SIFNAIOU ELEFTHERIA | SOUTOGLOU EFI | SPIROPOULOS KOSTAS | STATHOPOULOS GEORGE | TAMPAKAKI PELAGIA | TOULIATOU KERASIA | TSIOTAS PAPPAS ARGY | FOUNTOULAKI SOFIA | HIOS JOHN | PSARAKOS ANDREAS. OPENING I 14 JULY I 7.00 PM VISIT EXHIBITION PAST EXHIBITIONS Travel back in time and discover some of the most unforgettable exhibitions that took place in AndieArt Gallery. TRANSMUTATION OF CONCEPTS JUNE 30 - JULY 11, 2026 KILIFI ATHINA LYSISTRATA - MASKS OF ANCIENT DRAMA JUNE 9 - JUNE 20, 2026 ROUSSI MAGDA A FLOWER FOR A POEM MAY 8 - MAY 30, 2026 TO THE SOUND OF THE BELL MARCH 30 - APRIL 18, 2026 GARGALIANOU NIKI | GRIGORA ANNA | DASKALOPOULOU VOULA | DIMOS TASOS | DIDOU LILA | ZACHOU NADIA | IOANNIDOU MATO | KAISARITI ATHINA | KANTARTZI VICKY | KARYDI STEFANIA | KOUBATSOU DESPINA | KTISTOPOULOU MARIE | 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 | LIN IOANNA. ΓΑΛΑΞΙΑΚΕΣ ΕΚΡΗΞΕΙΣ 11 ΜΑΡΤΙΟΥ - 21 ΜΑΡΤΙΟΥ, 2026 ΤΣΙΛΑΓΑ ΛΙΝΑ ΚΙΝΕΖΙΚΗ ΠΡΩΤΟΧΡΟΝΙΑ 17 ΦΕΒΡΟΥΑΡΙΟΥ - 7 ΜΑΡΤΙΟΥ, 2026 ΛΙΝ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΔΑΒΒΕΤΑΣ ΔΕΜΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ | BELE NADIA | ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ. Η ΕΠΟΧΗ ΤΟΥ ΓΑΜΗΛΙΩΝΑ 19 ΙΑΝΟΥΑΡΙΟΥ – 7 ΦΕΒΡΟΥΑΡΙΟΥ 2026 ΜΗΤΣΟΥ ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΟΣ | ΠΑΤΣΟΥΛΑΚΗ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΒΕΤΤΑ ΦΑΝΗ ΕΥΧΕΤΗΡΙΑ 4 ΔΕΚΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ - 31 ΔΕΚΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ, 2025 ΓΕΡΟΛΥΜΑΤΟΥ ΑΝΝΑ | ΔΑΒΒΕΤΑΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ | ΔΑΣΚΑΛΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΒΟΥΛΑ | ΔΗΜΟΣ ΤΑΣΟΣ | ΖΑΧΑΡΗ ΝΙΚΗ | ΖΩΤΑΛΗ ΒΙΒΙΑΝ | ΚΑΛΑΦΑΤΗΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ | ΚΑΝΕΛΛΟΥ ΕΒΙΤΑ | ΚΑΝΤΑΡΤΖΗ ΒΙΚΗ | ΚΑΡΖΗ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΚΛΟΥΒΑΤΟΣ ΛΕΥΤΕΡΗΣ | ΚΟΥΤΣΟΥΡΗΣ ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣΚΤΙΣΤΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΛΑΒΔΑΣ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΣ | ΛΙΝ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΛΥΡΑΡΑΚΗ ΕΛΛΗ | ΜΑΤΣΑ ΑΛΙΝΑ | ΜΠΑΡΑΚΟΥ ΝΑΝΤΙΑ | ΜΠΛΙΑΤΣΟΥ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ | ΜΠΟΥΑ ΡΟΥΛΗ | ΠΑΓΩΝΑ ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ | ΠΑΛΑΣΚΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ | ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΙΔΗΣ ΑΓΓΕΛΟΣ | ΡΟΥΣΣΗΣ ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ | ΡΟΥΣΣΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΣΙΦΝΑΙΟΥ ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΙΑ | ΣΙΩΠΗ ΛΙΝΑ | ΣΟΛΔΑΤΟΥ ΕΥΑ | ΣΠΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΣ | ΤΑΖΕΔΑΚΗ ΚΑΙΤΗ | ΤΟΥΝΤΑΣ ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣ | ΤΣΙΛΑΓΑ ΛΙΝΑ | ΨΑΡΑΚΟΣ ΑΝΔΡΕΑΣ | HAPPY DARK | OLENT SCENT. Η ΤΡΙΤΗ ΑΝΟΙΞΗ 12 ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ - 30 ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ, 2025 ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟΣ ΣΩΤΗΡΗΣ | ΔΑΒΒΕΤΑΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ | ΔΑΣΚΑΛΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΒΟΥΛΑ | ΜΠΛΙΑΤΣΟΥ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ | ΜΠΟΥΛΟΥΚΟΥ ΔΙΟΝΥΣΙΑ | ΚΑΛΑΦΑΤΗΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ | ΚΑΝΕΛΛΟΥ ΕΒΙΤΑ | ΚΑΤΗΜΕΡΛΗ ΑΝΝΑ | ΚΑΡΖΗ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΚΟΥΒΑΤΣΟΥ ΔΕΣΠΟΙΝΑ | ΚΤΙΣΤΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΛΑΖΑΡΙΔΗΣ ΚΥΡΙΑΚΟΣ | ΠΑΓΩΝΑ ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ | ΠΑΛΑΣΚΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ | ΠΑΠΟΥΛΙΑ ΣΜΑΡΑΓΔΑ | ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΑ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΠΑΤΣΕΛΙ ΑΛΤΙΝ | ΡΟΥΣΣΗΣ ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ | ΣΟΥΤΟΓΛΟΥ ΕΦΗ | ΣΠΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΣ | ΣΩΤΗΡΙΟΥ ΓΙΩΤΑ | ΤΑΖΕΔΑΚΗ ΚΑΙΤΗ | ΤΣΙΛΑΓΑ ΛΙΝΑ. ΑΘΗΝΟΓΑΤΕΣ 8 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ - 31 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ, 2025 ΑΓΓΕΛΙΔΗ ΑΓΓΕΛΙΚΗ | ΑΣΑΡΓΙΩΤΑΚΗ ΚΑΛΛΙΟΠΗ | ΒΟΡΔΩΝΗ ΕΡΙΕΤΤΑ | ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ | ΔΑΒΒΕΤΑΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ | ΔΑΣΚΑΛΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΒΟΥΛΑ | ΔΗΜΟΣ ΤΑΣΟΣ | ΖΑΧΑΡΗ ΝΙΚΗ | ΖΑΧΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΖΗΒΑΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ | ΖΩΤΑΛΗ ΒΙΒΙΑΝ | ΚΑΝΑ ΕΙΡΗΝΗ | ΚΑΝΕΛΛΟΥ ΕΒΙΤΑ | ΚΑΤΗΜΕΡΛΗ ΑΝΝΑ | ΚΛΟΥΒΑΤΟΣ ΛΕΥΤΕΡΗΣ | ΚΟΚΚΙΝΗ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΚΟΝΤΕΛΛΗΣ ΑΝΔΡΕΑΣ | ΚΟΥΤΣΟΥΡΗΣ ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ | ΜΑΡΟΥΔΑ ΚΑΛΛΙΡΟΗ | ΜΠΑΡΑΚΟΥ ΝΑΝΤΙΑ | ΜΠΛΙΑΤΣΟΥ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ | ΜΠΟΥΖΑ ΦΕΝΥ | ΛΙΝ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΠΑΓΩΝΑ ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ | ΠΑΛΑΣΚΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ | ΠΑΠΟΥΤΣΙΔΗΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ | ΡΟΥΣΣΗΣ ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ | ΡΟΥΣΣΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΣΠΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΣ | ΤΑΖΕΔΑΚΗ ΚΑΙΤΗ | ΤΟΥΝΤΑΣ ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣ | ΤΣΙΛΑΓΑ ΛΙΝΑ | ΦΩΤΙΑΔΟΥ ΣΟΦΙΑ | HAPPY DARK | ΧΙΟΣ ΙΟΑΝΝΗΣ | ΨΑΡΑΚΟΣ ΑΝΤΡΕΑΣ SUMMER EXHIBITION 12 ΙΟΥΛΙΟΥ - 8 ΑΥΓΟΥΣΤΟΥ 2024 ΝΑΝΤΙΑ ΜΠΑΡΑΚΟΥ | ΜΑΝΤΗ ΔΑΜΗΡΑΛΗ | ΤΡΙΑΝΤΑΦΥΛΛΟΣ ΕΣΚΙΟΓΛΟΥ | SIDAN GHAZI | ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ ΜΑΥΡΟΥΔΗ | ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ ΠΑΓΩΝΑ | ΒΙΒΕΤΤΑ ΣΑΡΡΗ | ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ APOPLOUS II 31 ΜΑΪΟΥ - 22 ΙΟΥΝΙΟΥ 2024 ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ ΠΑΓΩΝΑ RETROSPECTIVA 29 ΜΑΡΤΙΟΥ - 27 ΑΠΡΙΛΙΟΥ 2024 ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ LISTEN... A CHILD'S CRY 1 ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ - 19 ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ 2023 ΕΥΑ ΓΟΝΑΤΑ | ΔΙΟΝΥΣΙΑ - ΣΟΦΙΑ ΜΠΟΥΛΟΥΚΟΥ | ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ | ΜΙΧΑΛΗΣ ΟΙΝΟΜΟΥ | ΑΘΑΝΑΣΙΟΣ - ΦΟΙΒΟΣ ΜΠΕΡΔΟΣ | ΜΑΡΛΟΥ ΞΥΝΤΑΡΙΑΝΟΥ | ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ ΠΑΓΩΝΑ PINK POWER 23 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ - 28 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ 2023 ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ ΚΟΥΚΟΥΛΑ | ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ ΠΑΓΩΝΑ | ΑΙΚΑΤΕΡΙΝΗ ΤΣΙΛΕΔΑΚΗ | ΝΑΤΑΛΙΑ ΠΑΠΑΧΡΗΣΤΟΥ | ΕΛΕΝΗ ΤΟΜΙΔΟΥ | ΝΑΝΤΙΑ ΜΠΑΡΑΚΟΥ | ΑΘΗΝΑ ΜΠΑΡΟΥΦΗ | ΜΑΡΛΟΥ ΞΥΝΤΑΡΙΑΝΟΥ | ΑΡΕΤΗ ΠΕΡΔΙΚΑΡΗ | ΜΑΡΙΑ ΜΑΡΟΥΛΗ

Who is Nadia Barakou? Here we discover the artist NADIA BARAKOU The artist Nadia Barakou was born in the city of Patras Achaia. At the age of 18 she travelled to the U.S.A. to further her education at University level at SUNY Buffalo. She has been awarded twice in 2008 and 2010 with an Honorary Award for her works of art by the Parnassos Literary Society. She has also been awarded as Woman Creator of the year UNESCO Club of the Department of Piraeus and Islands in 2015 for the work she has offered through her art form. Her works can be found in private collections, at the Folklore Museum of Kaminarata, Kefalonia, at the Charitable Institution of Lixouri Kefalonia, at Federation of Olympia, at Hatzipaterio institution, at Art Est Villa Rodopi Gallery, in Hospitals and Organisation. Until today, she has hold five individual exhibitions, while she has participated in many group exhibitions in Greece and abroad. She illustrated two books. Her daily contact with art resulted in her need to express herself artistically. She works mostly with oi l, acrylic paints and aquarella. She lives and works in Athens. Nadia Barakou is represented by Andie Art Gallery since 2024. FEATURED ARTWORKS BATSIO | Barakou Nadia Price €100.00 VAT Included BAGHEERA | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 VAT Included BONITA | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 VAT Included BLACKY | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 VAT Included ASLAN | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 VAT Included BELLA | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 VAT Included NOIR | Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 VAT Included ZIZEL | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 VAT Included PRINCESS | Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 VAT Included PANAGIA POULATI OF SIFNOS ISLAND | By Nadia Barakou Price €558.00 VAT Included CHRISOPIGI OF SIFNOS ISLAND | By Nadia Barakou Price €558.00 VAT Included 1

Who is Evanthia Soutoglou? Here we discover the artist. EVANTHIA SOUTOGLOU Born in Agios Konstantinos, Farsala, to parents of Asia Minor descent. She attended a preparatory workshop by N. Stefos for admission to the Athens School of Fine Arts (A.S.F.A.). She studied at the Athens School of Fine Arts from 1986 to 1992, in the painting studios of P. Tetsis and D. Mytaras, as well as in the engraving studio of Th. Exarchopoulos. She also attended art history courses taught by Marina Lambraki-Plaka. She graduated from the Athens School of Fine Arts with honors. Solo Exhibitions 1990 – Tiryns Art Hall, Karditsa 1994 – Maria Papadopoulou Gallery, Athens 1998 – Art Space 24, Athens 2003 – Adam Gallery, Athens 2003 – “Krypti,” Cultural Events Center, Machairado, Zakynthos 2007 – The City Will Follow You, Adam Gallery, Athens 2009 – From Hydra to Andros, Historical Archives – Museum of Hydra 2009 – Andros, M. Empeirikos House (1863) – Valmas S.A. 2009 – The Small, the Minimal, the Wonderful, Metaichmio Cultural Center 2011 – Charilaos Fatolas Gallery, Karditsa 2015 – Historical Archives – Museum of Hydra 2020 – Under Transparent Domes, Lemon Bookstore 2023 – Birthplace Earth, Diachronic Museum of Larissa 2025 – Gaze into the Light, Argo Gallery Group Exhibitions She has participated in numerous group exhibitions. Her works are found in private collections as well as in museums, most notably the Basil & Elise Goulandris Museum in Andros and Athens, and the Historical Archives – Museum of Hydra. FEATURED ARTWORKS We don’t have any products to show here right now.

The solo exhibition of Antigoni Pagona showcasing her photographic work of her travels ANTIGONE PAGONAS APOPLOUS II PHOTOGRAPHY In the context of the great celebration of shipping "Posidonia", the AndieArt Space presents Antigone Pagonas' photographic project "Apoplous II", which returns enriched with new works, after the first exhibition in Piraeus, in 2021. Pagonas, having worked for more than 20 years in the shipping sector, she presents the images of her own sea wanderings, with her starting point, the port of her "Apoplous", Piraeus. Pagonas, in both her painting and photographic endeavors, is always looking for places that will lead her to a process of introspection and self- knowledge... Rocks, shores, ports, seas, ship details are the subject of her images that are transformed, as she does not hesitate to experiment either with surfaces and angles, or to isolate details, or take advantage of the light and color giving her images a metaphysical dimension. Pagonas creates simple, almost abstract images, with a strong mysterious character. Her works stand intact and timeless, without betraying a specific location or time. The 2:1 cinematic frames satisfy the viewer's eye, while the strictness of the square, in other cases, captures him to her own point of interest. The sailing, the departure, the Apoplous of the ship marks the beginning of an inner search which in the case of Pagona is an end in itself. An endless journey in which distant and exotic coasts, cosmopolitan ports, and images from the Greek seas and islands alternate. Her origin from the island of Chios, the life in Monaco and Switzerland, the family tradition in the field of shipping are some of the elements that shaped the look of a cosmopolitan traveler whose connection with the sea is deep and organic. Anna Chassanakou Art Historian / Curator Curator: Anna Chassanakou (Art Forward Curate) Opening: Friday, May 31, 2024, at 7.00 p.m. Exhibition duration: May 31 - June 22, 2024 Opening hours: Tuesday - Friday: 12:00 - 20:00, Saturday: 11:00 - 16:00, Sunday, Monday: Closed Catalogue

Framing fine art prints or paintings is an art in itself, adding depth, protection, and aesthetic appeal to your artwork. Whether framing a stretched canvas or paper, each type requires specific techniques and considerations. FRAMING ART REPRODUCTIONS Framing fine art prints or paintings is an art in itself, adding depth, protection, and aesthetic appeal to your artwork. Whether framing a stretched canvas or paper, each type requires specific techniques and considerations. All our solid oak handmade frames are made from sustainable wood from forest that are managed to meet the social, economic and ecological need. FRAMING OUR PAPER PRINTS Framing paper prints serves several purposes, : acts as a barrier, protecting the paper from dust, dirt, and physical damage. can increase the longevity of the paper by providing structural support and preventing it from sagging or tearing can complement the artwork and enhance its presentation. FRAMING OUR CANVAS PRINTS The canvas fine art print comes as rolled. It requires stretching and framing before display. You can choose to purchase them as follows: Unframed (rolled) Stretched with mirrored edges Stretched with oak shadow box frame.

Size Guiding helps the client to understand the size of Giclée prints SIZE GUIDE THE PAPER SIZING FOR FINE ART PRINTS: Small (A4): 21 cm x 29.7 cm - 0.5 border | 8.27" x 11.69" - 0.20" border Medium (A3): 29.7 cm x 42 cm - 0.75 cm border | 11.69" x 16.53" - 0.30" border Large (A2): 42 cm x 59.4 cm - 1 cm border | 16.53" x 23.39" - 0.39" border CANVAS SIZING FOR PRINTS: Canvas print sizes vary between artworks. The smallest size canvas print we produce is 100 cm x 70 cm (39.37" x 27.55"). This allows for the full use of a 110 cm (44") canvas roll without creating any waste product. All canvas print are produced with a 5cm border so that they can be stretched around bars. The artwork will have mirrored edge, or be left white if suitable. Please contact us directly and we will help.

Who is Eleftheria Sifnaiou? Here we discover the artist. ELEFTHERIA SIFNAIOU She was born in Athens. From a young age, she showed a restless and playful creative spirit — constantly reshaping her surroundings, creating collages on her walls and rearranging her furniture as a form of personal expression. After finishing school, she moved to Italy to study fashion design. She lived in Milan for four years, starting her career in the fashion market as a model. Upon returning to Greece, she continued working as a model in both local and European projects, while pursuing studies in Marketing & Management and Interior Decoration, further enriching her understanding of aesthetics and visual composition. Her involvement with event styling began almost by chance, when she designed her child’s baptism — a project that sparked her passion for creating handmade compositions and poetic atmospheres. Later, she designed decorative details and crafted delicate textile pieces for baptisms, blending sewing with painting, collage, air-dry clay and other materials. This early exploration of mixed techniques and tactile harmony naturally evolved into her current ceramic practice, where craftsmanship meets emotion. Her journey with ceramics began in 2017, when she attended seminars on coil technique in the workshop of Greek artist Michalis Sklavainas. In 2023, she studied pottery technology under Menandros Papadopoulos. Since then, clay has become her main medium of expression — she is mostly self-taught and continues to explore the creative and expressive possibilities of ceramics in her own studio in Athens. Her work combines organic forms with hand-painted, symbolic and abstract motifs, resulting in one-of-a-kind contemporary ceramic pieces that balance artistic spontaneity with refined minimalism. She has participated in exhibitions in Greece and across Europe, including: 21° Contemporary Day, AMA | Associazione Musei d’Arte Contemporanea Italiani, Florence (2025) International Art Exhibition, Gallery C6, Barcelona (2025) Venice International Art Fair, Venice (2024) Rossocinabro Gallery, Rome (2023) International Art Exhibition at Medina Art Gallery, Rome (2023) Panhellenic Exhibition of Potters and Sculptors, Athens (2022) Eleftheria continues to develop her artistic language, merging fine art, design, and craftsmanship to create timeless ceramic works that elevate contemporary spaces. FEATURED ARTWORKS We don’t have any products to show here right now.

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.