Australian black granite with oil pigments, 278 × 180 × 2 cm
Anakronos is a monumental nine-panel relief in polished black granite that brings together myth, inscription, and figuration to examine resistance as both a personal and collective force. Drawing on the poetic language of Odysseus Elytis and the symbolic authority of Nemesis, the work situates contemporary political struggle within a timeless, cyclical framework. Through its shifting visual language—moving from organic emergence to confrontation and ritual—it reveals resistance not as a singular act, but as an enduring condition that persists across history, continually reasserting itself against systems of control.
Australian black granite with oil pigments, 278 × 180 × 2 cm
Anakronos is a monumental nine-panel relief in polished black granite that brings together myth, inscription, and figuration to examine resistance as both a personal and collective force. Drawing on the poetic language of Odysseus Elytis and the symbolic authority of Nemesis, the work situates contemporary political struggle within a timeless, cyclical framework. Through its shifting visual language—moving from organic emergence to confrontation and ritual—it reveals resistance not as a singular act, but as an enduring condition that persists across history, continually reasserting itself against systems of control.
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