Maria Trillidou: Current Terrains

Maria Trillidou presents the prologue of her new work at Fytorio, curated by Dr Hesperia Iliadou – Suppiej. The opening is on Friday 12 of May 2017 at 7.30 pm.

Between scientific fact and metaphysics, ‘Current Terrains’ is a series of works which deal with the hypothetical concept of transition and impermanence of material forms, not necessarily as ephemeral substances, but as the transmutation of one element into another.
The elements of matter, the solids, liquids and gases consist of molecules and what keeps them apart, or we may say holds them together, is invisible space. 

Within this invisible space, everything co-exists in a fluid continuum. Matter is not merely a static mass as it appears to be, but is continually being altered and by filling up the invisible field of space it occupies it.
The continuum is a temporary field, a hypothetical geographical terrain which by continual division and probable alterations, remains current through the flow of spatial time. Characterized by volativity of form, where transience leads to another transience, the paradox of a permanent impermanence remains an oscillating constant.

In an excerpt from her text Dr Hesperia Iliadou - Suppiej mentions:
“ …her lines become part of a story to be unraveled. Foucault would have recognized an infinite and infinitely open space in each surface, where the location of a thing, in fact, is no longer anything more than a point in its movement, its rest, nothing but its movement slowed down infinitely. In the artist’s work localization is replaced by extension and every stable point of reference melts and mutates into a moving expressive current.''

Duration: 12.05.2017 – 24.05.2017 

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