Manolis Angelakis

Manolis Angelakis / tind, Eternal Gaze, 2018, Silkscreen print on paper, 40 x 40 cm

A black hole is a region of spacetime exhibiting such strong gravitational effects that nothing even light can escape from inside it. Like the eye it absorbs an traps anything in front of it colors, shapes, feelings. A doorway to our inner world that awaits exploration.

Like any printmaker we feel that everything is under constant question just like space the boundless three-dimensional extent in which objects and events have relative position and direction.

Manolis Angelakis / tind
http://www.tind.gr/

Manolis Angelakis (b.1981), aka tind, lives and works in Athens, Greece, and studied at Vakalo School of Art and Design. Manolis uses a plethora of materials, and new and old methods, specifically in the field of silkscreen-printing. Although he was trained as a graphic designer, his knowledge as a printer stems from working as his father's apprentice from a very early age. They currently share their working studio and learn different aspects of the trade from one another. He is currently working on his project Error is Superior to Art, that attempts to redirect the public's view and awareness to the value of printing errors and the magnificence intrinsic in them.