Feradouros Dionysios

Greek metalworker Feradouros Dionysios made bold, hammered reliefs and paintings that capture the Athens suburb of Galatsi in the 1950s. His sheet-metal pieces like Daughter’s head (1958) press faces and rooftops into glowing planes, while the two Galatsi canvases (1956–57) show the same neighborhood bathed in late-afternoon light. The tiny silver icon Panagia Platytera (1958) tucks a haloed Virgin into a frame the size of your palm. If you like the mix of folk craft and modernist planes, tap the 1956 Galatsi painting to see the suburb’s geometry dissolve in dusk.