“Ground Bass”: A View on the possibilities of the motif

The visual artist Toula Ploumi presents her project at the ARCH space until the end of January. The exhibition showcases a series of works made from bamboo. Long and flexible reeds are interwoven to create larger surfaces that host other materials, such as painted metal pieces, paper cut-outs, fabric, thread, and light. The exhibition borrows its title from the term “Ground Bass,” originating from music and dance, referring to the continuous repetition of a pattern/theme or a movement that coexists simultaneously with the development of other more complex and free themes and movements.

View in Athinorama