George Tsalaportas

THEME : THE SPACE BETWEEN In a constantly ever-evolving and ever-altering environment, what’s tomorrow like? This question sparks the ιimagination, especially since our daily lives prove the fluidity of things. Where there is change, there is risk. Where there is risk, there is also the fear of the unknown. Often the unknown frightens us, and other times the known is not fulfilling. Centuries ago, Heraclitus stated that "Everything flows and nothing remains.” This was supplemented by Cavafy, who urges the reader to enjoy the journey to his own Ithaca, risking and learning from what "positive" or "negative" appears in his way. The decisive role of technology in our daily lives, the new social trends, the changes in the inner world of everyone, but also everything that changes form, and is far from, normal, constantly subverts the data so far. How does one experience change? What are their feelings? What are their expectations? How do they react? How do they go from one situation to another? Where does their power come from? How ready are they? How receptive? Small changes, big changes… Some conscious and others heterodetermined. Internal and external… Some have already happened, and others are about to happen. From the basis of evolutionary theory, to the most romantic view of change, we look for answers as to "Why" and "How" one fills…↔️ The SPACE BETWEEN ↔️