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Speedy Gallery L.A. “Human Conditions” Artist : Spryros Prokokiou Term : April 1-May 27, 2023

“Human Conditions.”
Artist : Spryros Prokokiou
Term : April 1-May 27, 2023
Concept:
Spiros Procopiou’s art is a diverse and complex expression of human emotions. A common theme in his work is eroticism, which is often misunderstood as sexual. Eroticism is about embracing the physical body and celebrating its beauty and imperfections. It is equally indicative of an exploration of the duality of an individual’s personality, the chaos of life, and the concept of death. It has an orgasmic quality that evokes emotions. It depicts personal anguish.
Spiros’ work is positioned within the emerging genre of conceptual realism. In the work presented in this exhibition, Spiros uses pencil to represent romance and charcoal to represent domination, reflecting the complexities of the modern man through smoky textures. Each line is meant to map the body, sensually depicting the human form.
This art is an attempt to subvert the perfection’s on canvas. Procopiu’s work is not limited by gender or sexual orientation, but is a powerful statement for his self-expression. They depict fragments of remaining memories and highlight the impermanence of our existence. His influential voice in art celebrates our identity and explores the issues we face in life. His conceptual realism is an art form that blends abstraction and reality, challenging each viewer to look beyond the surface.
Spryros Prokokiou’s art is a diverse and intricate expression of the human experience that conveys our emotions. One of the most common themes in his work is eroticism, which is often misunderstood as sexual. Eroticism is the acceptance of the body, celebrating its beauty, deformity, and imperfections. It equally indicates exploring the duality of an individual’s personality, the chaos of life, and the concept of death. It’s orgasmic in nature, as it creates an aesthetic lure to evoke sentiment. Spyros’ works depict personal struggles endured, which connects with an emerging new subgenre of Conceptual Realism. The works presented utilize pencil to represent romance and charcoal to portray dominance, which reflects the complexities of modern life through the smokey textures. Each line is meant for mapping the body and allows a sensual declaration of the human form.
This art is the destruction of perfection on canvas. Prokopiou’s pieces are not limited by gender or sexual orientation, making it a powerful statement for his self-expression. The remaining fragment of a memory is illustrated, highlighting the impermanence of our existence. The influential voice in his art celebrates our identity and explores issues faced in life. His conceptual realism is a form of art that combines abstract and reality, challenging each viewer to see beyond the surface.
Curation : Anatalia Bianchi
Speedy Gallery L.A.
2525 Michigan Ave. B5B. Santa Monica, CA, 90404