The bombardment of information nowadays through screens very often guides modern man, preventing him from directing his life.

The work 'Availability Bias ' gives space to contemplation and reflection, aiming to create memories that will lead to behaviours that push the boundaries of modern man's freedom.

The project 'Availability Bias ' is an interactive installation consisting of four identical wooden frames measuring 36 cm x 54 cm, four Arduino Uno boards, four sensors and LED strips. The visual effect is a simple, changing composition of light lines and dark surfaces, which is created or deconstructed by the presence and movement of the viewer. The light gently succeeds the darkness, with a different rhythm each time, revealing and hiding the forms to create a silent music. The viewer, with his or her movements, activates the sensors that provide the rhythm to this visual music. Thus, through a process of play and testing, he activates his kinesthesia, gaining a universal sensory visual experience.

Paresia Pasipοularidou

Born in Athens in 1974. In 1998, she graduated from the Athens School of Fine Arts where she studied painting. With a scholarship from IKY she attended courses at Middlesex University in London. In October 2021 she was accepted to the MSc in "Audiovisual Arts in the Digital Age" at the Ionian University, Department of Audio and Visual Arts. In her latest works she uses new technologies to create visual artworks that are experienced kinesthetically. Some of her works are in private collections. She has participated in group exhibitions in Greece and abroad. Indicatively listed are : "Civilisation and Peace"_ Ankara | "Future Park"_ Amsterdam | "On Topou"_ Gallery Nees Morfes _ Athens | "'Exodos - Diexodos 1922-2022"_ Public Tobacco Factory _ Athens | "Platforms Project 2023"_ AVARTS _"Intersecting Worlds"_ Technopolis of the Municipality of Athens "Memory Void"_ Romance BIOS_ Athens "Platforms Project 2024"_ AVARTS _"Filter Bubbles"_ Ex-Public Tobacco Factory