PEPI NIKOLOPOULOU
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Irene Ragusini invites nine female artists to come together, reflect and share, in a two-day celebration on the rite of spring
KȮREN process space is thrilled to announce a special event celebrating its “official” reactivation, at its new location in Neos Kosmos: the group exhibition BLOOM. On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Irene Ragusini invites nine female artists to come together, reflect and share, in a two-day celebration on the rite of spring.
Participating Artists: Francesca Boutsi | Natasa Efstathiadi | Frida Häggström Gerdt | Theodora Kanelli | Marilena Kranioti | Natalia Manta | Nasia Papavasiliou | Irene Ragusini | Myriam Rey | Kleopatra Tsali
Curation and visual communication: Irene Ragusini
Parallel Events
Saturday 08/03/25 19.00: LIVE music by Jacaranda
Chrissa Tsitropoulou, Roza Maria Chrysovitsanou, Eleni Plitsi, Nicole Kotsia, Stefania Ventouri, Nefeli Mpenou
An all female band, with an afropop sound, inspired by various world music idioms and original songs written by Aggelos Aggelides.
Sunday 09/03/25 19.00: Poetic performance by Nephele St. and Caterina Stamou
(duration ~20’)
Nephele St. explores fragility as a political situation, where destabilization is not a dysfunction but a mechanism. Her work pushes the boundaries of linguistic fragmentation, seeking the tensions between structure and collapse.In Bloom’s exhibition, she presents the performance “Orsalia Coral” a poem that reinterprets decay as structure, adaptation as negotiation, and highlights the forces that determine not only what is destroyed, but also what is allowed to exist, what is forced to endure and what is erased from view.
Caterina Stamou first reads and then writes, but sometimes she also enjoys doing the opposite. She will present, together with Nephele St., some new poems and collages from a self-publication she is currently working on, entitled “the sky and the palate“.
