Yorgos Stamkopoulos Site-Specific Installation at Galleria Mario Iannelli
Yorgos Stamkopoulos (born 1983 in Katerini, lives in Berlin) presents a site-specific installation at Galleria Mario Iannelli in Rome, featuring wall painting and steel sculptures. The work engages viewers in a trajectory that integrates them into the piece. Lines, traces, and signs evolve from initial color application to removal, resembling a décollage from canvas to wall. The chromatic palette references the landscape, creating coherence between interior and exterior. Dark bars rise as signals pointing to a totalizing dimension where the mechanisms of fruition and creation merge. The creative process is exhibited as the central focus, generating an infinite path that viewers follow freely and inevitably. The review is by Michele Luca Nero.
Key facts
- Yorgos Stamkopoulos was born in 1983 in Katerini, Greece.
- He lives and works in Berlin.
- The installation is site-specific and includes wall painting and steel sculptures.
- The work is displayed at Galleria Mario Iannelli in Rome.
- The creative process is the main focus of the exhibition.
- The chromatic palette references the landscape.
- Dark bars in the installation act as signals.
- The review was written by Michele Luca Nero.
Entities
Artists
- Yorgos Stamkopoulos
- Michele Luca Nero
Institutions
- Galleria Mario Iannelli
- Artribune
Locations
- Katerini
- Greece
- Berlin
- Germany
- Rome
- Italy