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In Between

Yiannis
Adamakos
In Between
June 14 - September 21, 2025
Poros

CITRONNE Gallery - Poros presents Yiannis Adamakos’s solo exhibition "In Between". One of the most distinguished figures in abstract Greek painting, Yiannis Adamakos creates indeterminate landscapes—reflections of a sensory world refracted through memory. He is deeply engaged in exploring the boundaries between explosion and calmness, light and darkness, spontaneity and order. He is particularly concerned with the rendering of emptiness, as a space imbued with richness of meaning and sensation.

"In Between" exhibition presents a new series of paintings and collages. These works are structured around vertical and horizontal axes that form an imagined grid. Adamakos is interested in the expressive geometrisation of space, which radiates a sense of inner balance—between the calm of the horizontal and the uplift of the vertical. Additionally, his paper compositions take the form of idiosyncratic collages that involve the act of destruction and emphasise the power of gesture.

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Stratifications – Transformations

Yiannis
Bouteas
Stratifications – Transformations
June 13 – September 21, 2025
Archaeological Museum of Poros

CITRONNE Gallery in collaboration with the Ephorate of Antiquities of Piraeus and Islands co-organises and co-curates Yannis Bouteas’s exhibition "Stratifications – Transformations" at the Archaeological Museum of Poros. Art historian Dr. Tatiana Spinari-Pollali and archaeologist Dr. Maria Giannopoulou co-curate the exhibition.

"Stratifications – Transformations" is an exhibition that focuses on the concept of timelessness. Bouteas's objects-symbols, coming directly from everyday life, start a dialogue with the ancient objects of the archaeological museum, and may initially surprise the visitor. A man of antiquity would probably feel a similar surprise if he saw his personal objects in the museum displays today, accompanied by scientific theories and (mis)interpretations.

Bouteas's installation ultimately seems like an unexpected preview of an archaeological museum of the - perhaps not so distant - future.

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