«Breathing Colours» London debut exhibition by up and coming Greek artist Harikleia Papapostolou will open on Tuesday, May 12th, at 18.00 to 21.00 at Belgravia Gallery, 23 Maddox Street, W1, in the heart of the West
End art district and will last until Saturday, May 16.
Best-selling author Victoria Hislop, whose writings and their television
adaptations have celebrated the essence of society and culture in Greece, has
agreed to open the first London exhibition by one of that country’s most
exciting artists, Harikleia Papapostolou.
Victoria Hislop is an enthusiast for the works of Harikleia
Papapostolou, who has earned admiring coverage in the Greek press and is
beginning to attract increasing attention elsewhere in
"I love Harikleia’s work,” said Mrs Hislop. “Her use of texture, movement and colour is
really exceptional. But as important as
her technique is her passion, which I see in every piece that she creates. Harikleia is a very talented artist and I am
very proud to own one of her paintings.
It fills the room with light and energy.”
Harikleia Papapostolou is being introduced to discerning
"Ms Papapostolou’s large canvases, which are as striking as the brilliant
light of the Greek mainland and islands while avoiding any shadow of pictorial
cliché, enthral her viewers. While expressing her own feelings through her
harmonised abstract forms, Harikleia prefers viewers to make their own
interpretations, but does insist that her projects symbolise life itself in its
constant motion, its pulsating and illuminated striving for continuity. “There
is no need to try to understand a work of art: we can just feel it,” she says. "Her use of abstraction serves her need for freedom of expression, and in this
way her works acquire their own autonomy."
"I love color and I need it in my life," Ms Papapostolou declares.
And its obvious that this
particular artist lives and breathes through the special gift of nature, color.
Belgravia Gallery isLondon 's showcase for
work by truly outstanding artists and people of renown. Started in 1986, it is
located in the heart of the art district close to Piccadilly.
23 Maddox Street , London , W1S 2QN .
Belgravia Gallery is
Tel: 020 7495 1010
Fax: 020 7629 1247
Opening Hours:
Mon - Fri 10.30am to 6pm
Please note Belgravia Gallery has relocated and is no longer based
on Albemarle Street .
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