An imagined landscape, at once familiar and alien. This print was created by deeply zooming in on a satellite image of a random spot of Antarctica’s icecap where the deep blue of the ocean touches upon the white of the surrounding ice-scape. The original image was created as a large floor piece, part of the […]
An imagined landscape, at once familiar and alien. This print was created by deeply zooming in on a satellite image of a random spot of Antarctica’s icecap where the deep blue of the ocean touches upon the white of the surrounding ice-scape. The original image was created as a large floor piece, part of the […]
A Chance Encounter? is a sequence of 4 photos as part of the show «See Through», presented at Zoumboulakis Galleries. Athens, Greece, 2005. […]
Participation in open air group exhibition Open Places which took place in public spaces on the main port town of Aegina island, Greece (2010). Curator, Charis Kanellopoulou. Danae Stratou has methodically been photographing various types of markets globally during the last 15 years of traveling the world for the purposes of producing her traveling works such as the River of Life, Cut – dividing […]
Free Standing Photographic Series of 6 […]
An Installation comprising 13 photographs adhered on the Museums’ floor. The photographs were taken during on a road trip in the area surrounding Voidomatis River and the mountains around it which leads to the village of Metsovo in Northern Greece. (2002) […]
Photographic Sequence in Ellinika, Kimolos. […]
The photograph was taken by Danae Stratou during a trip to Tbilisi, Georgia in 2004. The photograph documents a work entitled “Clothes from Caucasus” by a group of local art students. Later that year Danae Stratou collaborated with fashion designer Orsalia Parthenis in order to reproduce the image on T-shirts which were distributed through the Parthenis stores throughout […]
The image of a sunflower was reconstructed by using the same image 100 times in a 10cm X10cm scale so as to depict a digital “representation” of its self. Zoumboulakis Galleries, Athens, Greece, 2003. […]