Louka Anargyros
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This contemporary art installation features a striking visual composition. The use of a monochromatic palette, with predominant shades of black and gray, creates a somber and contemplative atmosphere. The sculptural element, a twisted and contorted human figure resting on the floor, evokes a sense of vulnerability and emotional turmoil. The curtain-like backdrop, with its dramatic folds and shadows, adds a theatrical and immersive quality to the piece. The artist's intention seems to explore themes of the human condition, the fragility of the body, and the impact of societal or personal struggles. Overall, the artwork presents a powerful and thought-provoking visual narrative. ...
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Louka Anargyros
Louka Anargyros’ sculptures navigate the charged terrain of identity, intimacy, and socio-political engagement, transforming personal experience into forms that resonate far beyond the individual. Drawing from his personal experiences, particularly his Greek heritage, Anargyros explores the intersections of queer politics, exile, and intergenerational trauma. His works often confront the viewer with tactile, emotionally charged forms that challenge conventional notions of masculinity and vulnerability. Anargyros employs a diverse range of materials, including ceramics, acrylics, and leather, to create sculptures that embody both fragility and strength. His pieces transform personal narratives into universal statements on resistance and solidarity, addressing broader issues such as queer visibility and social justice. Through his practice, Anargyros continues to push the boundaries of sculpture, inviting audiences to engage with complex narratives of identity, personal memory, and societal structures. ...
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Founded in 2019 in the 7th arrondissement of Paris in a Haussmann-style setting, SEPTIEME opened its second space in September 2022 in Cotonou, Benin, in a 200m2 warehouse in the center of the city, to offer exhibitions in a new format to audiences in the West African sub-region. It made sense for SEPTIEME to deploy its vision spatially and to help push back the frontiers of contemporary art, as well as to contribute to the construction of new contemporary art strongholds. ...