Reality is being hijacked and distorted by unknown forces and by the attitudes of the engine itself, challenging established notions of truth and (historical) accuracy. Digitisation has become a process of dematerialisation and disembodiment that has left us with hollow corps and empty shells. Information has been sucking us constantly and this exhibition presents phantom like objects and paintings or traces that look like paintings, that tell stories, represent human life and though full of texts they are not permeated by information. The works selected are surfaces within which other stories lie underneath what is seen and narratives are hidden in the form of image, sculpture or sound.

everynight invites thirteen international artists from Algeria, France/Lebanon, Germany, India, Iran/Canada, Palestine, Greece and the USA to present moving-image works drawing on experienced and imagined dreams. Using the dream as a lens, everynight explores how the sleeping mind offers a means to reclaim reality. Anchored in the ever-evolving urban landscapes of Athens, the project traces an intimate cartography of the city and the world, in which Athens serves as both subject and backdrop.

they say some animals can never get fully domesticated, they say this wolf that this man kisses on camera doesn’t love him back, and it would eat him if the man didn’t know how to handle it,