Sylvia Kouvali presents: Haris Epaminonda VOL. XXXIII
It’s beautiful to feel an exhibition, speaking so loudly through silence.
VOL. XXXIII is a quiet marvel, a choreography of fragments, of light, of space and memory.
Haris Epaminonda’s distinctive language of form unfolds here in its full depth:
pages, vessels, slivers of architecture, personal objects, all suspended in a poetics of arrangement.
Absence becomes material, and collapse is a condition through which new constellations emerge.
Born in Nicosia, a city marked by division, Epaminonda’s work continues to navigate thresholds, between past and present, inside and outside, structure and fracture.
Her installations resist wholeness, instead offering spaces held together by tension, proximity, and pause.
Each composition holds its own time: fractured, elliptical, open-ended.
VOL. XXXIII feels like entering a house built from memory, one that doesn’t ask to be fixed but rather understood.