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  • Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Dimitris Tampakis, And now we see them winding down, 2024
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Dimitris Tampakis, And now we see them winding down, 2024

    Dimitris Tampakis Greek, b. 1991

    And now we see them winding down, 2024
    Casted aluminium
    145 x 22 x 3 cm
    57 1/8 x 8 5/8 x 1 1/8 in
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    In And now we see them winding down, Dimitris Tampakis captures transformation as a raw, unstable force. Using chemically etched metal, the work reveals fractured surfaces where chaos becomes generative...
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    In And now we see them winding down, Dimitris Tampakis captures transformation as a raw, unstable force. Using chemically etched metal, the work reveals fractured surfaces where chaos becomes generative and light seeps through as a symbol of rupture and renewal. Tampakis rejects order and control, instead embracing the fragility of systems and the hidden strength in uncertainty. The piece invites viewers to witness not collapse, but the quiet power of reinvention through trust, risk, and the beauty of what breaks.
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    FERAL NOM, Enari Gallery, Amsterdam, 28 Feb - 6 Apr
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