Artwork
Διάδρομος
Διάδρομος is a drawing by Iason Molfessis. It dates from 1985 and is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki – MOMus.
About this work
Overview
Διάδρομος (Corridor) is a sculptural relief work by Iason Molfessis, characterized by a mixed-media surface featuring contrasting areas of dense point concentrations and sparse or point-less zones, alongside cavities and notches.
Subject & Meaning
The subject of Διάδρομος is not explicitly narrative; instead, it explores the intersection of two-dimensional imagery (initially inspired by film clip extracts) and three-dimensional sculptural form, emphasizing tactile and visual contrast.
Technique & Style
Molfessis employs a unique technique combining hammered pencil, tin, and polyester to create a textured, relief surface. The work's visual interest lies in the juxtaposition of densely punctuated areas (potentially referencing cross-hatching techniques) with smooth, punctation-scarce zones and sculptural indentations.
History & Provenance
Διάδρομος is part of the collection at the MOMus Museum of Contemporary Art, indicating its recognition within the realm of contemporary Greek art. The exact date of creation is not provided in the available information.
Context
This work reflects Molfessis's experimental phase, where he transitioned from incorporating film clips into paintings to exploring three-dimensional compositions, pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms.
Legacy
While specific legacy details are not provided, Διάδρομος represents an innovative step in Molfessis's oeuvre, highlighting his contribution to experimental contemporary art practices in Greece.
Artist & collection
Museum
Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki – MOMus
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