ANGELIKI ANGELIDIS 'Under the Water'

The artist Angeliki Angelidis has a great interest in the culture of East Asia. She studied Shilla, Goguryeo, Baekje, Goryeo, and Joseon, and found that the customs that value tradition are very similar to Greece.

The “Under the Water” exhibition held in Jeju, consists of 10 paintings inspired by the marine ecosystem and natural scenery of Jeju Island.
The artist is known for her unique work that combines key elements of Greek mythology with the natural and cultural roots of Korea. She continues to explore the cultural intersection of Korea and Greece, and her work captures the unique beauty of both cultures.

The "Under the Water" exhibition provides a venue for a cultural dialogue through nature, and offers visitors a deep impression and a new perspective.