Our surroundings, the place and time, absorb and imprint the viewer’s latest mood, and while they gradually deconstruct and free him from the glance of the mind and rationale, they urge him to look at the world around through the eyes of his soul.

They influence the viewer’s feelings, revoking experiences and memories well-hidden. They urge him to look towards the light moving in a subtle, but perpetual manner, to play with it, and see the world not as it is, but as the viewer would wish it to be. After all, after shutting the eyes widely, what is left, but the glance of the latest moment?

It is the light that describes the landscape. At times it alters the forms and the objects. At other times it shows them off, thus creating a puzzle of intensity and dullness, realism and abstraction, but always in a perpetual movement.

The creator graduated from Athens School of Fine Arts with multiple Solo and Collective Exhibitions in the past - more info: http://www.kranakis.gr/about-me/