Leonardo Caffo™

Nomadic philosophy, curatorial studies, conceptual design, writing

Vorres Museum Greece | new exhibition

The exhibition “Embrace Empathy: Exploring the Spectrum of Understanding” is organized
within the framework of the innovative project “EMPACT – Empathy and Sustainability: The
Art of Thinking like a Mountain,” co-funded by the Creative Europe program of the EU. The
exhibition is curated by Olga Daniylopoulou and hosted by the Vorres Museum, a member
and collaborator of the EMPACT European partners .
The exhibition showcases artists and artworks created as part of various actions carried
out by all collaborating entities from participating countries. Greek artists have also been
invited to enrich the exhibition with their own perspectives on the program’s major themes.
In total, the exhibition features 26 artists at the Vorres Museum.


Among these artists, 17 have collaborated in some action with one of the 7 European
partners of the EMPACT project. Additionally, works of 9 Greek artists were selected by
the curator to intersperse with their works, addressing the issues discussed by the
EMPACT project in the context of its actions.
The exhibition includes works from various collaborative programs, workshops and
residencies:
University of Technology workshops program (Cyprus): Andreas Savva and Vicky
Perikleous
Espacio Rojo residency program (Spain): Margarita Isola
Residency program of National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFA) “Kr.
Sarafov” (Bulgaria): Dimitris Savva, Giulia Pellegrini, and Dr. Aleksander Mandzhukov
Nature, Art & Habitat Residency (NAHR) ECO-Laboratory of Multidisciplinary Practice
(Italy): Ana Pecar, Lea Petrou, Andria Zachariou, Kaja Rakušček, and Francesco
Pedrini/Leonardo Caffo
Vorres Museum residency (Greece): Alva Moca (Alvaro Moreno), Veredas Lopez, and
Venelin Shurelov


Collaborative Interdisciplinary Projects: Dimitris Alithinos and Pantelis Chandris, and
from the workshops Thrafia (Greece)
Selections from the Vorres Museum Collection: Jannis Spyropoulos, Chryssa, Nikos
Kessanlis, Loukas Samaras, Christos Kapralos, and also Dimitris Tzamouranis, Yiannis
Adamakos, Ilias Papailiakis, and Nikos Markou.