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Euripides Papadopetrakis is a visual artist whose work explores the intersection of art and science through engraving, sculpture, and installation. His latest exhibition, Mechanisms of Homeostasis, underscores his strong belief that in an era of constant disruption, art emerges as a stabilizing force.
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📚📚Where does poetry meet #psychology? Where do personal micro-stories meet the collective #History of the world?

Dr. Yiorgos Samoilis spoke to Reading Greece about his latest #poetry collection "Τa fyl(l)a" (Τhraka, 2023), his poetic language and the interrelation between the personal and the collective in his work.

"It is inevitable that the personal becomes embedded in my writing. I write from a place of subjectivity, my understanding of myself, the world, and those around me. I am both embodied and embedded, an Aristotelian social animal. Therefore, in my work, the personal cannot escape its encounter with the social and the cultural. For me, the creation of a poem entails a moment of encounter: my perceptual system takes something in-let’s say an object-and, through the construction of language and the use of imagination, transforms it into something different (sometimes beyond the conventional or the normative). In addition, as a social being, I am also a by-product of the collective, situated at this particular point in time and place. Thus, the personal, the cultural, and the sociological all come together to form a dish, a kind of soup, as I like to think of it composed of many ingredients thrown into a pot, my brain. I am not certain whether the dish is entirely edible, but I have done my best to stir its contents at the time when this collection was written".

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Dr. George (Yiorgos) Samoilis, originally from Greece, is a psychologist and university lecturer based in London. His literary career began with the publication of his debut novel by IntoBooks (Athens) in 2011. In 2018, he followed with a collection of psychotherapeutic short stories published by Od...

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10 new projects join the #CycladicIdentity Initiative by the @CycladicMuseum. Launched in 2023, it now supports 26 projects across 11 islands to help local communities protect & promote Cycladic heritage that connects past, present, and future

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Ten new projects across eight Cycladic islands—Andros, Donousa, Koufonisi, Mykonos, Santorini, Serifos, Syros, and Tinos—including two inter-island initiatives, are part of the third funding phase of the Cycladic Identity Initiative. This phase expands support to local organizations and communit...

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