Scattered | Allouche Gallery LA
Solo show, Allouche Gallery Los Angeles, 20 Oct-17Nov 2022
Solo show, Allouche Gallery Los Angeles, 20 Oct-17Nov 2022
Distorted, group show, Allouche Benias Gallery, Athens
31 March 2022- 27 April 2022
b., JAMIE FITZPATRICK, JULIEN JACA, KIKO MIYARES, GEORGE TOURLAS, UFO907, YOUADA
Allouche Benias Gallery invites seven artists into an intricate dialogue on the perception of idols and the myth that surrounds them.Each of the artists is presenting their own reality, filtered through a distorting lens, depicting a visual satire of contemporary society. The depictions stop being projections of reality and become a separate realm of symbols which exist regardless of reality. “DISTORTED” is an unfolding story that implies more than what it narrates.
Then & Now, group show, Allouche Benias Gallery, Athens
19 December 2020- 13 January 2021
LIFE, solo show, Allouche Benias Gallery, Athens
17 January- 31 March 2019
Commissioned works for Zurbaran bar restaurant in Kolonaki, Athens.
Curated by Allouche Benias Gallery
S.O.S. Space Occupied Space, private collection
Is the occupation of space, as an action, a medium that alters the state of the space or the state of the occupier?
Considering the innate tendency of the man to occupy more and more space around him through his presence, actions and ideas, and in combination with the geometric growth of the globalized system, there seems to be a need for action in relation to the trend since it becomes apparent from a glance at the world’s problems that its continuation confirms its impassable course.
The S.O.S. “Space Occupied Space” project presents a series of works that investigate the above question through a different visual and critical attitude towards the modern world, making use of scientific data research by global organizations, thereby overcoming an emotionally charged artistic approach of the problem.
The project consists of works depicting the symbolic occupation and transformation of a globalized consumer symbol, such as supermarket shelves, into a platform for informing the viewer through statistics and data on issues that concern the modern world such as poverty, warfare, climate change, immigration, education, women’s rights, freedom of speech.
The purpose of the project is to act as a wake-up call to the viewer using symbolically the existing and invasive space as a field of artistic action of activism that is part of the global mobilization of artists over issues that concern the modern world.
A Generation of the 90’s, group show, Project Space Temporary Duplex
curated by Andreas Fakis
The New Error, 100x150cm, acrylic on canvas, 2016
20 Artists See Southpark, ComicCon, San Diego, 2016
Southpark celebrates the 20th season featuring 20 pieces from 20 unique artists
curated by Ron English
City Life, 100x150cm, acrylic on canvas
Surface By Soren Solkaer: Portaits And Paintings Of And By Street Artists, group show, Allouche Gallery, New York, 2015
Stop Poverty, 93x93cm, acrylic on canvas
Corrupted Luxury, solo show, Allouche Gallery, New York, 2015