The Anagenesis exhibition is a study on the concept of transformation and restarting. The artist strips the form of unnecessary elements, seeking the essence of simplicity. Through a limited color palette and organic movements of matter, her works suggest a space where matter is transformed into experience and silence becomes a means of communication. Anagenesis does not refer to the Renaissance as a historical period, but to the contemporary human need for renewal and inner restart. Light functions as a tool of revelation: it transforms the static into the living, the tangible into the intangible, the simple into the essential. The exhibition is part of the contemporary trend of redefining sculpture on the surface, highlighting form as an active body, a carrier of energy and silent power.
Elisavet Makantasi approaches form as a means of internal observation and existential balance; she is a visual artist who seeks harmony between form, matter, and light. Through a personal process of observation and silence, she transforms matter into a vehicle for inner feelings and meanings. Her work moves between painting and sculpture; each surface is a small story of transformation, a moment of rebirth. Elisavet Makantasi approaches this idea with a visual language that combines purity, discipline, and restrained emotion. Through a limited color palette and organic movements of matter, her works suggest a space where matter

Elisavet Makantasi approaches this idea with a visual language that combines purity, discipline, and restrained emotion. Through a limited color palette and organic movements of matter, her works suggest a space where matter is transformed into experience and silence becomes a means of communication.
Through white and soft green hues, her wall sculptures function as sounds of silence. They do not narrate anything specific, but suggest a sense of calm and purity—a space where the gaze can rest and breathe. Her work expresses the transition from painting to sculpture, where the surface is transformed into space and light acquires a material substance.
Anagenesis is ultimately an act of self-observation through matter —
an internal conversation with purity, flow, and light.