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The government of Greece, the
Greek people and all those involved in organizing Athens2004 are
ready to welcome the return of the Olympic Games to their ancient
birthplace.
To celebrate this homecoming, the Hellenic Ministry of Press and Mass Media is presenting an innovative Art and Multimedia exhibition titled ''SonArt-Olympics''. (...) Read more Hellenic Ministry of Press & Mass Media |
It is indeed a special honour
for the Vorres Museum to have collaborated with the Hellenic Ministry
of Press & Mass Media to organize and manage the ingenious multimedia
exhibition "SonArt-Olympics" which conveys dynamically and convincingly
the message, the spirit and the historic nature of the Olympics
Games.(...)
Read more Ian Vorres - the Vorres Museum |
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Aggelika Korovessi has familiarised herself with
the possibilities offered by digital technology and has studied
structural linguistics in depth. Not accidentally, she has become involved with two fundamental and relatively new disciplines of modern communication that carry, create and interpret human knowledge. (...) Read more Giannis Kolokotronis Honorary Professor of the History of Art |
 PEACE 76X 39 X 12 cm Bronze, Marble
 
PAZ (Peace in Spanish) 90 X 32 X 23 cm Wood, Bronze
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AGON (Battle) 1m X 20cm X 15cm Bronze
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ALMA (High jump) 
1.48 m X 67 cm X 40 cm
Bronze, stainless steel An airy artistic suggestion of balance which captures the moment at the absolute top of a jump. In a period of time that lasts just a fraction of a second, the interaction of body and soul are frozen and reflected down from the summit of the athletic endeavor. | |
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DOKOS (Balance beam) 1.60 m X 1.30 m X 20 cm Bronze Balance of the body, of the unit, of the self. Alone in the spotlight, the figure balances on a solitary horizontal bar supported by a continuously moving semi circular base. |
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EGO (I)
95 cm X 67 cm Wood |
OLON (Whole)
80 cm X 80 cm X 10 cm Bronze, nickel | |
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 ΠΙΣΩ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΡΧΗ ΤΗΣ ΣΕΛΙΔΑΣ |
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