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Hymn to Persephone 2024

Orphic Myth 29, Hymn to Persephone
The video begins with the lyrics from the poem ‘Persephone’s ‘Nightmare’ written by Greek Poet Nikos Gatsos. The poem sets modern Greek environmental issues against Greek mythology: Eleusis is the setting for the most important ancient shrine of Dimitra and Persephone, Goddesses associated with Earth’s fertility, and a modern industrial wasteland. The video continues on a dreamier scenery, a fascination with dreams where there’s no sense of time, it’s outside of language, a “space for itself” to breathe. The image is itself the speech. The word beyond formulated language. Here the “word” is used metaphorically, to suggest a complex that happens outside of language. The poetic is not an operation specific to language but a compositional methodology for visual forms such as cinema. The poetic construct arises from the fact, that it is an investigation of a situation, in that it probes the ramifications of the moment, and is concerned with its quality an

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Angelina Voskopoulou

Greece

http://www.avos.wordpress.com

Multidisciplinary Artist Working Across Sculpture, Experimental Filmmaking, and Screen Dance.
Angelina Voskopoulou is a multidisciplinary artist whose work traverses sculpture, experimental filmmaking, and screen dance, often exploring themes of human existence, impermanence, and the unseen forces that shape identity. With academic roots in both Fine Arts and Digital Arts, and a teaching role at AKTO College and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Voskopoulou merges theory with practice in her exploration of materiality, transformation, and the poetic body. Through hybrid forms and ephemeral gestures, her art invites viewers into liminal spaces—where the natural and artificial blur, and where movement becomes a site of philosophical inquiry.

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