Theodoros Stamatogiannis

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I am goat stains on the doors / installation view

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Materials:modified bituminous sheeting for roofing, awning arms, metal fixtures
730x240x20cm

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Materials: modified bituminous sheeting for roofing, wood, plexiglass
450x230x20cm

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Materials:argon tubing
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Materials:argon tubing
10x18cm

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Materials:wood
100x210x2.7cm
Sunk relief on wooden floor

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Materials:aluminium, plexiglass, print on vinyl, LED light, rubber, brackets
80x47x66cm

Image credit:Ben Blossom

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Materials:rubber, argon tubing, tape, electrical cord
30x30x110cm

Image credit:Ben Blossom

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Materials:aluminium, plexiglass, print on vinyl, LED light, brackets
8x66x46cm

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Materials:argon tubing
10x18cm

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Materials: wood
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The floor of the gallery which is adjoined to the kitchen has been replaced by a wooden herringbone floor. On this floor a wedge has been carved. The door stop that is a bas-relief on the floor keeps the kitchen door permanently open.

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Materials:wood, plexiglass
400x300x25cm

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Materials:wood,door handle
680x195x5cm
The main door of the gallery has been replaced by the 6.8m door.The door moves properly.

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Materials:wood
332x448cm
The sculpture is an actual size replica of the floor of the gallery space and it was installed between the real floor and the ceiling. Before and after the installation the sculpture was flat and the final curved form derived from the height restrictions imposed by the dimensions of the space.

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Materials: modified bituminous sheeting for roofing
320x500x15cm

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Materials:wood,hinges
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This sculpture consists of three different pieces that are actual size replicas of the floors of three different, extant private spaces (two of them in Greece and the third in Glasgow). The floors are connected with hinges and the final form and shape of the sculpture is wholly dependent upon the installation space.For the construction of the sculpture more than 100 palets were used. They were all collected from around Glasgow.

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Materials: table tennis table
274x152x74cm

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Proposed materials: carpet
The work would be made by several layers of carpet that are installed through and therefore framed by the window of the exhibition space.The piece can be viewed from inside and outside the building in which it is installed.

View of the sculpture from inside.

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Materials: cardboard, screw fixture, wood
64x49x43cm

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Proposed materials: wood
The show window of the gallery will be replaced by a wooden box the size of which will be determined by the architecture/window of the gallery. Thus part of the interior space of the gallery and part of the pillar are transferred to the exterior/public space and the work could actually be viewed from the pavement. After the show the wooden piece would be exhibited into another interior gallery space as a new piece-leftover with all the damages that people caused to it.

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Materials: cardboard, wood
The door of the room 1 (door A) is attached to the floor.Thus for entering the room you have to remove all the structural walls.The space is rotated around the solid axis of the door A that remains in the same position.The door B is the main door of the whole space and it works properly.

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Proposed materials: wood
The sculpture is a hollow box installed through and, therefore framed by, the windows of a building. The piece can be viewed from inside and outside the building in which it is being shown.

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Materials:cardboard
160x120x40cm

Theodoros Stamatogiannis

Born in ,, Greece

Lives in Berlin, Germany

Theodoros Stamatogiannis studied sculpture in the Athens School Art and he received his MFA from the Glasgow School of Art. He has exhibited in Europe and the US including Passen-gers (London, UK), DESTE Prize (Athens, GR), Laurent Muller Gallery (Paris, FR), HS Projects (London, UK), Bloomberg New Contemporaries (UK), No Longer Empty (NYC, USA), David Dale Gallery (Glasgow, UK), State Museum of Contemporary Art (Thessaloniki, Greece). He has participated in the residency program of Künstlerhaus Bethanien (Berlin, Germany), SPACES (Cleveland, USA), Flux Factory (NYC, USA), Florence Trust (London, UK) and within others he has received grants and awards from NEON Outset (GR), Costopoulos Foundation (GR), Creative Scotland, Fulbright, Arts Trust of Scotland, Giannis and Zoi Spiropoulou Foundation Award (Athens,GR).

Contact

stamatogianniss(at)yahoo.gr