Rika Krithara is a visual artist born in Athens, Greece.
Her work includes video installations, sculpture and photography. Field work in remote mountain locations has been an integral part of her creative process. The artist is in awe before the mountains, which are her creative obsession. In her 2002 work for the Averoff Museum exhibition, she produced a large scale installation titled Ravine, a double projection on two screens forming a narrow, claustrophobic passage with rapid projection of rocky mountain walls and water. In Ravine, the arrival at the passage reach the symbolic difficulty of the passing from one world to another.
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monique in hellendoorn
I have been asked to make an installation for a two-year project titled "Moving and Landing" in (and around) the House of Culture and Administration in Nijverdal, district of Hellendoorn (the Netherlands). On this weblog, I'm writing about this project in Dutch (which is the language spoken in the district of Hellendoorn).
Generative Landscape Artist
As a divergent and creative thinker and arts practitioner. I like to challenge my audiences imagination, curiosity and engagement. By designing beautiful sculptural landscapes that transform spaces into places. Enjoyable and fun to lie, work, play, walk through and contemplate on. I just happen to make exceptional Sculptures and Installations! Follow me while I walk!!
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