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Serapis - Untitled (Mother Trade Sitting 2)
Untitled (Mother Trade Sitting 2), Bale structures, used fishing ropes, recycled nylon fabrics, 80 x 380 x 120 cm
Dates and times
Friday, October 3rd to Sunday, October 12th, 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Address
Port of Piraeus, Gate E8
Untitled (Mother Trade Sitting 2)
Bale structures, used fishing ropes, recycled nylon fabrics
80 x 380 x 120cm
This work is part of a series of public sitting structures SERAPIS first made for Sharjah Biennial 16. They are modular arrangements made from blocks of used clothing transportation bags, collected from local garment redistribution facilities. Each of the modules is completed with a piece of hand-treated recycled nylon fabric, tied on the bag with used fishing ropes. They serve as sculptures for observation and contemplation, offering different viewpoints of the water and the port.
The artistic installation will be on view throughout the Festival and accessible during Festival opening hours.
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SERAPIS MARITIME
SERAPIS MARITIME is a hybrid art, design and fashion entity. It produces work inspired by the industries related to the sea, in narrative structures and through a constant upcycling of both materials and ideas. Thus gradually creating an expanded contemporary seascape, distributed and communicated through multiple channels.
SERAPIS
SERAPIS is directed by artists Krini Dimopoulou, Dimitra Dimopoulou and Manolis D. Lemos. It was founded in Athens in 2014 and has been based and made all its production in Greece ever since.
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