Elisavet. K

Authentic The first photo with the golden frame around the overgrown tree on the concrete, is a hymn to Nature and expresses the need to protect it, recognizing its authenticity and value.

 Placing the frame around the element of nature symbolizes our distance from it as an experience while showing that we are now approaching it, from a distance, without touching, as we would if we were looking at a work of art in a museum.

Weaving The second work made of paper strips that I found in the space, symbolizes human relationships and the weaving of the lives of different people who live and work in the same environment just as it happened with the team members who coexisted for a while and worked together for the needs of the project.

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