Stories completely connected to Mother-Nature, but also to Spring, are told by the painter Georgia Bliatsou in her new solo exhibition entitled "Springtime Stories" at the "Astrolabos-Dexameni" gallery, curated by the art historian Louiza Karapidakis.

The painter presents her work in five eloquent thematic sections, completely connected to the eternal cycle of life, sending her message of protecting the planet, more imperative than ever, highlighting the need for the harmonious coexistence of all living things, for mutual benefit , to maintain a sustainably desirable development, as all species are necessary for the balance of planet earth.

Its reference points are the natural landscape of the Greek countryside, the wonderful flowers which it highlights with its coloring, the wise bee, which not only produces the precious honey, but also carries life with the invaluable pollination of plants, the animals generous producers of milk and the man who, in the form of a little girl, comes to symbolize the hopeful future. Five thematic axes, different and autonomous, which are connected to each other and are links in the chain of life.

The art historian Louiza Karapidaki notes, among other things, in her text about the exhibition:
"[...] In her novel thematic pentatych Bliatsou
she illustrates with acrylics, mixed techniques with inks and gold leaves the beneficial interaction between man and nature, sensitively, giving a poetic dimension to her compositions.
She chooses her painting surfaces to be optimistic and pulsating with life and color, even though with the images she conceptually refers to burning environmental issues and the fatal consequences of continuous ecological destruction. [...]