Kagkatikas Secret
Floating Installation
Paxos / Greece 2018
The installation "Kagkatikas Secret" was created as part of the Paxos Contemporary Art Project.
The work unfolds in a ruin that is about 400 years old and creates a unique contrast. It is detached from the usual hustle and bustle of the city and does not compete with bright lights or intrusive advertising. The wind and sunlight make the installation look like a digital body in the real world. It forms the interface between analogue and digital, between now and then and between old and new.
The great contrast makes the installation seem almost unreal, as soon as the wind blows into the plains and the sunlight emphasises the colours even more, it seems as if there is only this one place for the installation.
The work unfolds in a ruin that is about 400 years old and creates a unique contrast. It is detached from the usual hustle and bustle of the city and does not compete with bright lights or intrusive advertising. The wind and sunlight make the installation look like a digital body in the real world. It forms the interface between analogue and digital, between now and then and between old and new.
The great contrast makes the installation seem almost unreal, as soon as the wind blows into the plains and the sunlight emphasises the colours even more, it seems as if there is only this one place for the installation.
Photo: Dimitar Karanikolov
Photo: Dimitar Karanikolov
Photo: Dimitar Karanikolov
