Kostas Tsoklis, the renowned 95-year-old Greek artist, unveils his latest masterpiece, ‘Δέος’ (Awe), the largest portable painting ever created in Greece, measuring an awe-inspiring 14 by 17 meters. This monumental artwork is composed of 90 individual panels, each 1.45 by 1.70 meters, forming a breathtaking installation that commands attention. Beginning Wednesday, it dominates a wall in the atrium of the former tobacco factory now owned by the Hellenic Parliament at 218 Lenorman Street. The exhibition will remain open to the public for two months, inviting visitors to experience the vast scale and emotional depth of Tsoklis’ work. ‘Awe’ encapsulates the raw power and profound impact of Tsoklis’ lifelong artistic journey, reflecting his innovative spirit and enduring creativity. This grand-scale installation marks a significant moment in Greek contemporary art, showcasing Tsoklis’ ability to captivate audiences through both size and vision. [Vangelis Zavos]