Yellow Passage is an artwork that emerged from a study on the colour yellow.

Drawing on its associations with spirituality and transcendence, the work proposes an inverted passage. The surface corresponds to the materiality of religious Hindu and Buddhist garments, sewn together into a continuous structure, ascending from the ground. Depictions of the starry sky, traditionally associated with the celestial sphere in sacral architecture, are reversed in colour and composition to form a flower bed, establishing a connection between above and below, celestial and terrestial. What lies above, grows below.

Installation view at Athens School of Fine Arts