In her work as an artist, Eleni Psyllaki continues to broaden her specter. She says: “I’d love to evolve my works. To bring even more of my subconscious onto the canvas and to reach a broader audience, that will embrace my vision.”
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- Art print by Studio Paradissi
- 265 g natural art paper with a mat, uncoated finish and lightly textured surface
- Printed in Denmark
- Comes in size 70x100cm (approx. 27.5"x39.3")
About Studio Paradissi:
Eleni Psyllaki, the artist of Studio Paradissi, lives on the island of Crete, situated in the Mediterranean Sea. She was also born on the island and her Greek heritage has been a great source of inspiration for her work as an artist.
The artworks she creates are a balanced mixture of Constructivism, Minimalism, and the folklore surrounding the Byzantine culture. Usually, her palette of colors is one of the earthy tones, desaturated hues, and rich blacks. “I’m working on a new series of works on paper that include patterns and bolder contrasts as well as some digital works inspired by more minimalistic motifs,” Eleni shares.
To Eleni, the creative process includes lots of preliminary sketches and drawing up idea boards. And oftentimes it is the shape of a vessel, that appears on the canvas: “A vessel is an archetypical form that through history has acted as a metaphor for being,” Eleni tells. She further says that she is deeply inspired by the history and symbolism of the vessel motif, which also connects to her fascination with architecture and Byzantine art.