EVA KARAMPA
Dreams II
Saturday, 5 July - Suturday, 26 July 2025
Mon- Fri 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm / 8pm - 11pm
Closed on Sunday
Dreams II by Eva Karampa. On display until July 26th, 2025.
In her second solo exhibition, Dreams II, Eva Karampa invites us into a poetic, introspective world shaped by watercolour transparency and chromatic intensity.
With figures that drift between reality and dream, and forms that echo mythological, zoomorphic, and folkloric archetypes, her work evokes a visual storytelling that feels both ancient and deeply personal. The human face, often central to her compositions, becomes a landscape of emotion, memory, and reverie.
Eva Karampa
Dreams II
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5 - 26 July, 2025
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Plastico Gallery
Syros, Greece
Karampa’s imagery is rich in symbolic layers, featuring birds, flowers, fish, cats, and spirits that intertwine across vibrant yet fluid backgrounds.
Her use of colour is bold yet tender, flowing organically across the surface without rigid geometry. In her recent works, including enamel on plexiglass, she continues to explore the delicate tension between "empty and full," silence and expression, gesture and form. This intuitive approach results in a painterly language that balances control with spontaneity, yielding artworks that breathe with emotional resonance.
Dreams II by Eva Karampa. On display until July 26th, 2025.
“Her work is romantic and dreamlike, drawing from mythology, folk and Mediterranean traditions, early impressionism, and fauvist energy, crafted with a personal language rich in color, emotion, and painterly openness.”
Panos Charalambous, Professor Emeritus at Athens School of Fine Arts
Dreams II by Eva Karampa. On display until July 26th, 2025.
Through her work, Karampa challenges us to slow down and reawaken a sense of wonder, to connect with the unconscious landscapes we carry within us.
Eva Karampa was born in Constantinople and is a graduate of the German School of Athens and the Doxiadis School of Decorative Arts. Her artistic journey spans over two decades, with participation in numerous group exhibitions across Greece from 2000 to 2024. She lives and works in Greece, continuously developing a distinct visual language rooted in memory, cultural symbolism, and expressive freedom.
Now on display
Dreams II
On display until July 26th, 2025