Antigoni Tziora - Spring Poem

In this work, the artist moves beyond the traditional canvas, using a wooden MDF tray as her 'stage' to explore themes of identity, luxury, and historical erasure.

The artwork features a Neo-Expressionist portrait of an aristocratic lady, reimagined with a bold, light pink brushstroke 'blinding' her eyes, a signature move that critiques the anonymity of history and class. The portrait is set against a high-contrast background of black and white stripes, framed by a vibrant, turquoise border with playful polka dots and gold leaf accents on the handles.

Tziora’s mastery of color is evident in the floral details and the delicate lace collar, creating a beautiful tension between the 'shabby-chic' nature of the wooden tray and the sophisticated execution of the painting. This is a functional object turned into a powerful piece of fine art.

Acrylics and gold leaf(imitation) on MDF wood tray.
29x 45x1,5cm

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Antigoni Tziora born and raised in Greece. Embracing a rich tapestry of romanticism, her art seamlessly marries classical and modern elements.

She uses acrylics as her primary medium. and a variety of materials and techniques such as inks, watercolors, fabrics, and metal leafs. This experimentation enhances the expressiveness of her subjects, adding depth and texture that invite viewers to engage on multiple sensory levels.

In her recent series, reinterprets classic portraiture through a contemporary lens, drawing inspiration from the masterpieces of Rococo and Baroque artists. This approach establishes a bridge connecting the past and the present, inviting viewers to explore the evolving dialogue between tradition and modernity. Each piece reflects her deep appreciation for history.

She has presented her works in various exhibitions in Greece. Her works are in private collections in Greece, USA, United Kingdom, Europe, Australia and Canada.