On December 14, EMST opens the first solo exhibition in Greece of the Belgian-Greek artist Danai Anesiadou "D-POSESSIONS".

Born in Germany, to parents of Greek origin and settled in Brussels from a young age, Anesiadou has developed over the last 15 years a series of metaphysical and personal narratives in a highly personal and idiosyncratic work, which refers to cinema, occult sciences, Greek antiquity and modern times. Armed with a keen interest in historiography and politics, she questions what we take to be true, pointing out the double standards and false dichotomies of mainstream discourse and disinformation culture.

Her solo exhibition at EMST invites visitors to an allegorical scenography consisting of new sculptures and collages, related to the inflation of political and intellectual crises. As a modern exorcist, Anesiadou attempts to purify and transform not only her personal material goods but also the energy flows that vibrate around us.

The exhibition is co-produced with WIELS, Brussels

Venue: 4th floor exhibition space

Edited by: Ioli Tzanetaki

The exhibition is included in the new series of EMST exhibitions entitled "What If Women Ruled the World?".

EMST is closed every Monday, as well as: 1st January, 6th January, 25th March, 1st May, Easter Sunday, 15th August, 28th October, 25th & 26th December.