New Self Narratives
New Self Narratives questions the construction of identity in the contemporary era. In this 145x205cm work, Alexandros Vasmoulakis deploys a fragmented visual narrative where the boundaries between figuration and abstraction dissolve to reveal new narrative possibilities. The artist explores how spiritual symbols and psychedelic influences can redefine our understanding of self. The mixed oil-beeswax technique allows subtle transitions between areas of clarity and ambiguity, a metaphor for the complexity of modern identity. Coming from Vasmoulakis' multidisciplinary training between Athens and Prague, this work demonstrates a cosmopolitan approach to contemporary art, where urban subcultures dialogue with pictorial traditions. Original work signed by the artist.
- Matter : Oil and beeswax on canvas 145x205cm
- Length: 145 cm
- Width: 205 cm
- Height: 0 cm
- Weight: 10 kg
- Référence : AV-NSN-0001
Manufacturing time: 2 week(s)
This work is unique
Delivery time: 2 weeks
Alexandros Vasmoulakis (b. Athens, 1980) is a contemporary Greek artist, best known for his abstract paintings and site-specific installations. A graduate of the Athens School of Fine Arts and the UMPRUM Academy in Prague, his multidisciplinary work blurs the boundaries between figuration and abstraction, drawing inspiration from spiritual symbols, psychedelia and various urban subcultures.
