Opy Zouni, the worldly renowned artist of Greek origin, was brought to the world in 1941, a Cairo native. Her roots stem from the mystifying regions of Crete and Santorini. In the bustling streets of Athens, she devoted her time and energy since the year 1963. Her sad demise occurred in 2008, leading to an irreplaceable loss in the world of art.
Opy Zouni’s pursuit of artistic excellence began in her hometown, when she enrolled in the esteemed Studio Zorian during the years 1959-1962. The artist delved into the realms of ceramics at the American College, nurtured her photography skills in Athens, and honed her painting expertise at the Athens School of Fine Arts under the tutelage of the renowned artist and professor, Yiannis Moralis. With more than 33 solo exhibitions and 37 group exhibitions to her credit, her masterpieces have been displayed in prestigious museums around the globe, as well as cherished in private collections.
The central theme that consumed her creative mind was the transition from two-dimensional art to three-dimensional art, a journey from confinement to liberation. Through the clever incorporation of geometric patterns, vibrant hues, and a touch of lyricism, she successfully captured the essence of light, shade, movement, and perspective. Her works transcend the vastness of space, accentuated by the conspicuous absence of human figures.
www.ftn-books.com has now a Zouni print from 1990 available ( mint condition).
