LITO APOSTOLAKOU

Central to my practice is the exploration of the architecture of remembered space, a space that is both concrete and uncertain, real and fictional, shaped by memories, dreams and mental events – we remember spaces in the ways we used to dream in or of them. The remembered space is a fluid and fragmented realm where the conscious and the subconscious meet; it is a liminal space always in flux. The architecture of the remembered space is fragile and fluid yet visceral; it is drawn both in the past and the present.