

Lito Apostolakou works across drawing, moving image and installation, combining works on paper with animation and film, and creating small- and large-scale installations, often outside traditional gallery spaces.
Lito's research-based practice is shaped by a fascination with in-between places where the imagined and the physical overlap. These include interior domestic spaces, where memory inhabits architecture and alters what is present; the threshold between wakefulness and sleep, where the conscious mind recedes and unsummoned forms of reality emerge; and objects that exist between a concrete physical form and the lived experiences invested in them.
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Water often recurs both as a motif and a point of reference in her work, drawing these ideas together. Constantly shifting and immersive, it embodies a condition of flux. Neither fixed nor formless, water offers a foundation for work that exists within a porous terrain.
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