Cryptopology
Psarologaki, Liana (2014) Cryptopology. [Exhibition/show, Site-specific work]
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Cryptopology is Liana Psarologaki's first London based solo show. The Crypt of St. Pancras Parish Church is transformed into an omni-sensorial immersive experience. The artwork invites the visitors into a maze of sensory engagement with an intention to evoke un-patterned feelings and create intimate experiences. Light, sound, scent, temperature and airflow create different thresholds and enclosures in space inviting the visitor to explore, engage and respond. CRYPTOPOLOGY is a project supported by UCA, INTERREG IVA (as part of the Recreate project) Research & Enterprise Program and The University of Northampton.
Liana Psarologaki is an architect, installation artist and PhD Scholar at the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) Canterbury. Her doctoral project is entitled 'Beyond the Physical Threshold: Enfolding the Ontology of Immersive Experience' and investigates the poetics of site-reliant immersion as an intense lived event that transcends the phenomenal. Her broader research interests include aesthetics of contemporary installation art, empiricism, post-structuralism theories on space and site-specificity.
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