John Perivolaris : Isola

John Perivolaris : IsolaIsola reflects on the idea of the island as an existential condition. The images were photographed at the opposite ends of Europe, in the Western Isles of Scotland and the islands of the Eastern Aegean, acknowledging the fact that my life is defined, respectively, by my family origins in the Greek island of Chios and the Scottish island of Arran, where I now live. In the context of my own diasporic heritage, Isola is a reflection on isolation and

having been turned into a snake-headed 'gorgon' after being the victim of Poseidon's assault in Athena's temple

Two of the twenty in the edition were completed by August 1994

2 cmMedium: Perfect bound book with RisographEdition Size: 10Year: 2025

and sometimes I’m not sure if it’s fiction or not

Elaine continued developing her printmaking practice until 2008

This image is taken from J

He gained degrees from Carlisle College of Art

disguise and the adoption of other persona is reinforced through the layering and folding of the actual materials Noonan employs in these works

Strongly influenced by her own upbringing where food was the core of all social interactions

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the latter a prehistoric crannog

comic and tragic