ONASSIS FOUNDATION PRESENTS: PLASMATA 3

Plásmata III by the Onassis Foundation returns to Pedion tou Areos, scattering high-tech dreams across the Mars Fields. 

A shifting stage where nature, history, and digital imagination overlap. 26 art works scattered across the land, Videos flicker between trees, AI-driven beings emerge from flowerbeds, and marble ruins become soft places to lie down and rethink. 

The artworks don’t sit still—they whisper, glow, spin, hum. Some feel ancient, others like messages from the future. Digital creatures, glowing totems, glass flowers, and ancient-future relics invite us to reframe what public space—and public imagination—can be. The artworks talk to the trees, the past, and your inner bat.

Like a David Lynch moment, the surreal blends into the everyday. Familiar landscapes become uncanny, soft, open to interpretation. The works don’t demand to be explained—they’re invitations to drift, pause, lie, think. Plásmata III doesn’t just bring art to the park; it turns the field itself into a living, collaborative artwork. A place to get lost, and perhaps to find something new.