Green

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THE WORK / STELLA KUKULAKI
Dimensions
Ø150cm
Year
2010-2012
Materials
Acrylic on canvas, Stainless Steel bars in triangular shape


The secondary green color reduces the tension as it creates a sense of catharsis following an evolution whose completion results from the restoration of the natural order. Its abundance in nature reflects green’s essential role as a determining factor in an unpretentious sequence which has been associated with the developmental qualities of nature and man. Interacting with the green color brings to mind the spring and unaffected beauty. The necessity of green’s presence is conditional on its invigorating capacities inspiring safety and stability. It is associated with giving birth and with the carelessness of youth. Its simplicity creates an unprecedented energy that mirrors the boundaries of existence with life.



  • See the green shape of the canvas produced by the triangle-shapred yellow and the rounded blue

  • “Green how I want you green. Green wind. Green branches” - Frederico Garcia Lorca

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