176
By focusing objects on each other, the artist does not invite us to come into contact with them. Art becomes for him a bridge connecting spirit and matter, living and absent, personal and universal. Limiting himself to a minimum of characters, Adam Martinakis allows the viewer to focus on the main thing - on the vibrations of life poured into his works. Thanks to this, the viewer gets a metaphysical experience of emptiness, which the author perceives as true space.
About the author:
Adam Martinakis was born in 1972 in Luban (Poland), has Polish and Greek roots. In 1982 he moved to Athens (Greece), where he studied interior architecture, arts and crafts and design. Since 2000, Martinakis has been working and experimenting in the field of computer visual media (3D rendering and digital images: animation, digital sculpture, digital video, new media), painting and photography. Member of the Union of Artists of Greece. Lives and works in Greece, Poland and the UK.
From the Erarta Museum website.