Photography: Greek seascapes & underwater galaxies
Exhibition @ YAM in Antiparos.
05/08/2017 – 04/09/2017
We are back with new work in YAM. This is another great place on this tiny Cycladic Island where I have the opportunity for the second year in a row to exhibit my photographs.
New concept are the transparant prints. Like we can see through the salty water on clear days, we can see through the photographs.
Not to be missed for sure!
Exhibition @ Spot One surfclub from 15/07/2017 until the end of summer
I love this place! Come visit us!
Windsurfing and making photographs in the sea… That’s living the dream
Address
1st Psaraliki Beach
840 07 Andíparos, Greece
Exploring offshore winds… How moving in opposite directions can create a beautiful new movement.
One sharp line and sparkles like diamonds.
A dreamy flow of the sea, which triggers the attention to look closer, again and again… to unravel the mystery
The desire of coming to surface, of seeing beyond the veil…
Positive vibes for the spring equinox… This photograph represents joy, energy, happiness, playfulness, …
The sea is such a wonderful place, and what I notice is that her colour can be far more vibrant on a semi cloudy day.
And while you’re here, please read the interview I had with The Blue Reporters.
Interesting topic. It’s about how art can be used as marine science communication tool.
We present you our trio
Tina Andrikopoulou (Soprano) – Elke Robersscheuten (piano) – Natascha Maria (photography & video)
Last Wednesday, we also had a young guest, Stellina Choida (violin)
An audiovisual research of water music through projects of French composers from the Impressionist era.
How is the sound of water transformed into music and timbre,
in what way does the perpetual cycle of water define human existence?
A voice, a piano and water
A beautiful sensory experience
Keep an eye on our website to stay informed about future performances and exhibitions
info@nataschamaria.com
The combination of French songs performed by the soprano Tina Andrikopoulou with Elke Robersscheuten at the piano matched perfectly with the projection of the beautiful seascapes by Natascha Maria.
Pictures made during our concert on 08/03/2017 @ the French Institute in Athens, hosted by the Belgian Embassy in Greece and Cyprus. Credits for the pictures go to Spyridon Economou (first 5) and Mery Dimitriou (next 10).
We’d like to thank the Belgian embassy in Greece and Cyprus, L’Institut Français de Grèce, and Spyridon and Meri.
Cracks of light reflecting and multiplying, until there will only be light.
Mysteriously dark with a splash of sparkles of joy.
An underwater sandy scape with light strokes. The frequency & angle of light + the surface acting as a prism, are making the colours change.
So what we just call sand, is becoming an otherworldly scape, a world to let your imagination go, a sign we are part of the universe.
Thank you Athens Coast to feature me in your Athens Coast Story
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When the water turns silky
On the occasion of Women’s Day and in the framework of the Francophonie celebrations, we have the pleasure to announce a concert and exhibition by three female artists :
ELKE ROBERSSCHEUTEN (PIANO) & TINA ANDRIKOPOULOU (SOPRANO) presenting works of French compositors + projection of pictures by NATASCHA MARIA in the Auditorium Theo Angelopoulos – Institut Francais d’Athènes, Sina 31
Wednesday 8th of March at 7.30 pm
followed by the opening of the
EXHIBITION « REFLETS » by NATASCHA MARIA
Photos of seascapes
Hall – Institut Français de Grèce, Sina 31
until 22nd March
in collaboration with the Embassy of Belgium in Greece
It is looking like a water color painting, but it’s not… Our perception of things isn’t always right.
How the sand under your feet, in a cold Januari sea, is changing in a colourful, imaginary space.