The Camera, The Paper and The Mouse

A solo exhibition by Panayiotis Pieris.

The camera, the paper and the mouse is an exhibition consisting portraits generated by mixed media, methods and techniques. Using photography, drawing, collage and digital editing, Panayiotis Pieris aims at portraying people and personalities surrounding him, through his own visual interpretation and perception.

Panayiotis Pieris was born and raised in Nicosia in the year 1982. Seeking knowledge and means of expression through fields of art, he attended art classes from the age of 5 until 18 at Nicolas Panayi art school. He later on pursued a degree in the area of Graphic and Advertising Design at the Frederick University Cyprus where he successfully completed with commendation. Just recently he graduated from Kingston University where he completed his Master degree on Art & Space.

His work has been displayed at the following art exhibitions:

HELLO & GOODBYE EXHIBITION | SEP 11
Took part in a collaborative exhibition in London at the Truman Brewery, organized by Kingston University presenting video installation.

HEAVEN EXHIBITION | JUNE 10
Took part in a photographic installation exhibition organized by Nicosia Municipality Center and Frederick University Cyprus.

YOU ARE HERE-THERE EXHIBITION | OCT 09
Took part in an installation exhibition organized by “Parakentro” cultural center and Frederick University Cyprus.

DIS-PLAY ME EXHIBITION | APR 09
Took part in an installation exhibition organized by Nicosia Municipality Center and Frederick University Cyprus.

HOME SWEET HOME EXHIBITION | JUNE 08
Took part in an installation exhibition organized by Frederick University Cyprus.

A few words from Panayiotis Pieris:

“My greatest inspiration the last years comes from people within my environment; the way they behave, interact with each other and with me. This led to a more personal interpretation of each individual in visual means. Combining means and methods such us drawing, photography and digital manipulation, I target in representing the individual throughout my personal interpretation and perception. Each and everyone looks the same yet so different to each and everyone.”

The exhibition opens on 15/02 at 19:00