From October 10 until 13 EX-MÊKH took part in Platforms Project 2024 in Athens (GR). We installed an improvised beach under the name on MÊKH-beach in our booth with firm carton. During the fair we put memories, recent observations and ideas in the waves and on the sand, as if they washed on the shore, ready to be taken back by the waves. We thought it might be a fitting image for the creative process as we perceive it. I will put some of my personal details here and a full report can be seen on the EX-MÊKH site later on.

After the first day with on the top right my painting Les Râmes from the first exhibition with EX-MÊKH
The installation at the end
Decoration and title of the French biography La vie de Goya, about the biggest inspiration I had since art school
The sun
The sun in context
The blue sky with diary notes
and a citation from Mushallam da Piera (Girona 13th AC)
Textworks and sundots with painted feet cut-outs
Sundot with lemniscate and olive-eyes, walked over a couple of times

Reversal of the Tide

On the last day of Platforms Project 2024 we organised Reversal of the Tide: we offered the works we put into the beach-scene to the public at reasonable prices. Earlier Ellen Rodenburg asked people to cut out their foot in carton and to decorate that foot. Some of those were also on sale. A number of people amongst whom Artemis Potamianou, director of the fair, gallery-owners, volunteers of the fair and parents of the kids who decorated their feet bought small works and took it with them.

A proud volunteer with one of Maarten’s Jellyfish
Allessandra Falbo (Darling Pearls fom London) and Topp (or Dubio from the reknowned Topp and Dubio) also went for the jellyfish
Maarten and one of the volunteers
Ellen and one of the volunteers who takes one of Ellen’s ants
A happy guide
Guillaume Krick of Le Bureau d’Art et de Recherche from Roubaix (FR) goes for my peace sun ray

on MÊKH-beach

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