Pavlina Vagioni is a Greek multimedia artist. She retains studios in Athens, Greece and Houston, Texas.
Have you ever felt an interior to have a life of its own? As if it is an entity that is separate from the liveliness of the people living in it.
The lockdown compelled major Art Centers to shift to online viewing.
An artwork begins with an idea. But the end result is usually completely different than the original idea.
Drawing is the bare-bones of Visual Art. I cannot think of any great artists who weren’t exquisite draftsmen.
This is the second lockdown of this year. Yet I am feeling more creative than ever.
Sounds crazy but according to what has occurred so far in my life, I acknowledge this to be true.
Perhaps one of the best apophthegms of all times is by Heraclitus: “There is nothing permanent except change”.
Can an artwork exist without a pair of eyes looking at it, reading it or a pair of ears hearing it?
What if you only had six months to live? This is the question I ask whenever I have to make an important decision.
Did the lockdown affect my practice? Not really to be honest. In fact, I came up with new ideas about an upcoming exhibition.