ELENI KORONEOU GALLERY PRESENTS J’ai perdu mon Eurydice by Christina Dimitriadis

In J’ai perdu mon Eurydice, Christina Dimitriadis traces the ancient paths of marble, that eternal stone through which the Mediterranean’s beauty and trauma are equally carved.

The photographs, both tender and austere, turn the Aegean into a state of mind, shifting between presence and absence, belonging and loss.

Dimitriadis’s work feels like an act of quiet excavation, of ruins, identity, and collective memory.

Her Eurydice is not merely lost; she is continually reimagined in the white glow of stone and sea.

In a time when Europe’s cultural foundations tremble permanently, Dimitriadis offers a meditation on permanence and fragility, asking how we carry history without being petrified by it.