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Callirrhoë presents the solo exhibition of Anastasia Douka, Τα παιδιά ρουφάν, an installation that forms pathways within the gallery space through detached and fragmentary objects. A handrail, a drawer into which coffee is discarded, a shoe-sewing machine, a ribbon-drill—each constructed from paper—compose an environment of fragmented narratives. The use of paper, an inherently fragile material, emphasizes the fragility of what is usually perceived as stable. Through her sculpture, Anastasia Douka approaches everyday practices and familiar routines. At the core is the cylinder, a form that functions as a conduit or supporting mechanism, connecting different objects and uses.
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Callirrhoë presents the solo exhibition of Anastasia Douka, Τα παιδιά ρουφάν, an installation that forms pathways within the gallery space through detached and fragmentary objects. A handrail, a drawer into which coffee is discarded, a shoe-sewing machine, a ribbon-drill—each constructed from paper—compose an environment of fragmented narratives. The use of paper, an inherently fragile material, emphasizes the fragility of what is usually perceived as stable. Through her sculpture, Anastasia Douka approaches everyday practices and familiar routines. At the core is the cylinder, a form that functions as a conduit or supporting mechanism, connecting different objects and uses.
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