Artwork

Πάντα Ρει -10-

Πάντα Ρει -10-, by Alex Mylona, 1970
Πάντα Ρει -10-, by Alex Mylona, 1970

Πάντα Ρει -10- is a drawing by Alex Mylona. It dates from 1970 and is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki – MOMus.

About this work

The background is a warm, sunny yellow, with some darker yellow and orange tones visible around the edges of the painting.

The painting features the Greek phrase "Πάντα Ρει" in large, red letters on a yellow background. The letters are written in a flowing, cursive style, with the words overlapping each other. The background is a warm, sunny yellow, with some darker yellow and orange tones visible around the edges of the painting.

In the bottom-left corner, there is a small inscription in black ink that reads "Alexy" and "preis: Fono 1987". This suggests that the painting may have been created by Alexy, although the exact date of creation is unknown.

The painting's use of bold, red letters on a bright yellow background creates a striking visual effect. To learn more about the artist's style and technique, you can explore the work of Mylona, Alex (1920-2016).

Overview

Πάντα Ρει -10- is a painting by Alex Mylona, a Greek artist known for experimental approaches.

Subject & Meaning

The work features the Greek phrase 'Πάντα Ρει' (Panta Rhei, meaning 'everything flows') in large, red, cursive letters on a yellow background, conveying a sense of dynamism.

Technique & Style

The bold, red letters overlap on a warm yellow background with darker yellow and orange tones around the edges, creating a striking visual effect.

History & Provenance

Although attributed to 'Alexy' with a noted date of 1987, the work is associated with Alex Mylona, who was active in Paris in the 1960s and is held in the Museum of Ethnography's collection.

Artist & collection

Artist

Alex Mylona

Alex Mylona (Athens, 1920 – 2016) was a Greek sculptor, known for her multidimensional and experimental approach to art.