Dimitra Gounari
Solo exhibition and Interactive installation
It's an interactive photographic installation that will create a space consisting of mirrors, reflections and photographic works. The aim is to make each visitor an integral part of the exhibition space, where they can browse, feel and create works of digital art. It is an interactive art venture, where it aims to creatively awaken the viewer's gaze in order to understand and interact with the artist's complex digital photographic works.
This is an interactive art project where new visual thoughts and mental images will be formed for the viewer to understand and interact with my complex digital photographic works. The purpose is to put my works under investigation and new, multiple visual approaches, to create an alternative environment where viewers can interact with the works.
The effect of the presence of the 'other' aims to reexamine, in a creative way, the relationships between image and person, provoking and encouraging reflection, anew, on the world that surrounds it.
Dimitra Gounari
Dimitra Gounari is a PhD candidate in the Department of Sound and Image of the
Ionian University, holds a Master of Arts in Image and Communication from
Goldsmiths College-University London U.K., with a scholarship from the I.K.Y. State
Scholarship Foundation, and is a graduate of the Department of Photography of the
TEI of Athens. She has taught at the Department of Photography and Audiovisual
Arts of the University of West Attica, the Visual Arts course at the IB Diploma of
Geitona Schools and is an IB DP Visual Arts examiner. Her work has received
distinctions and awards from institutions and photography competitions such as the
Ministry of Culture of the French Community of Belgium, the Melina Merkouri
Foundation 2001, the Euro Press Photo Awards 2001, Fotografos magazine in 2002.
She has exhibited in Greece, Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, and
been published in catalogs in the Greek and international press. Her work can be
found in private and public collections such as the Museum of Photography of
Thessaloniki and the Photographic Center of Athens.