Paraskevi Frasiola

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Untitled, markers acrylics and pencil on paper, 80 x 120 cm, 202 Self-portrait, coloured pencil acrylics pencil and markers on paper, 90 x 100 cm, 2022 If only I hadn't wished for what I thought I was missing, Acrylics and colour pencils on paper, 90 x 100 cm, 2022 Untitled, markers acrylics and pencil on paper, 80 x 120 cm, 2022 Untitled, acrylics and markers on paper, 90 x 100 cm, 2022 I'm not not sure if this is the way it is for everybody but there is like always this kind of white noise underneath everything that tells me I am doomed, acrylics and pencil on paper, 80 x 120 cm, 2022 What could possibly go wrong? pencil on paper, 80 x 120 cm, 2022 Untitled, coloured pencils on paper, 90 x 100 cm, 2022

2018-2020 Selection Of Drawings

That feeling of imminent dread, pencil markers acrylic on paper, 171x127cm, 2020 The weather is variable so are you, pencil ink acrylic on paper, 187x127 cm, 2020 Why so sad Mr. rainbow?, pencil pastel acrylic colour pencils on paper, 170x 150 cm,2019 Untitled, pencil acrylic markers ink on paper,171x121 cm, 2019 Noone could see it coming, pencil ink on paper, 152x115 cm 2019 Laughing at one's own jokes, pencil markers acrylic on paper, 170x150 cm, 2019
Post ordinary @ PlanX Milan, It, Curated by Saša Bogojev

Once a revolutionary proposition that predicted humans' inevitable co-existence with intelligent machines is what the 21st-century people call "ordinary life". Our corporeal lives are intertwined with the digital sphere to the point we’re oblivious to the fact that much of our reality isn't real anymore. Logistically, mentally, as well as physically dependent on machines, computers, gadgets, and apps, our post-human existence is turning out to be post-ordinary. And the homonymous group show featuring Paraskevi Frasiola, Pavle Pavlović, and Einari Hyvönen, is exploring how our everyday reality deformed under the influence of ever-present technology. POST-ORDINARY is conceptualized by Saša Bogojev and presented at Plan X in Milan from the 24th of February until the 25th of March, 2023.
- Saša Bogojev

Bring the videos back to Mars, at Huigang Art museum, Ningbo CN.
Mutter, Amsterdam NL, curated by Angels Miralda


Paraskevi Frasiola’s drawings depict the anxious digital landscapes of our times where representation in the form of facial expressions inhabit waters and mountains as recognizable emoji characters. Frasiola’s tongue-in-cheek statements parallel the digital universe of captions and catchphrases as well as memetic humorous identification methods in our consumption of landscape as instagram stories and travel pictures. Each painting is made in a detailed and time-consuming hand-made copy that rejects the digital economy of immediacy. Hands slowly trace water and the emotions that wash over of the human mind - changing the chemical composition of the body.