Digital Pagakia (benches)
www.digitalpagakia.gr
A Public Artwork for the City of Athens
Digital pagakia [benches] is part of Prague Quadrennial 2023 Performance Space Exhibition curated by Dr Andrew Filmer.
Digital παγκάκια [benches] project travels to PQ23 as an interactive sculpture at the National Gallery Prague- Veletrzni Palac, where gallery visitors can record & listen to their own stories, tracing the urban ethos of the initial work.
Digital pagakia (benches) is a public art intervention which aims to collect audio recordings from citizens and passersby in the city of Athens.
Here you can find information about the work at PQ23.
Digital pagakia also takes part at PQ23 Exhibition of Countries and Regions GR@PQ23 Greek Pavilion curated by
Maria Konomi, Eva Nathena, Sofia Pantouvaki, Andreas Skourtis, Adonis Volanakis & Constantinos Zamanis.
Find informatio at GR@PQ
Digital pagakia (benches) is a public art intervention which aims to collect audio recordings from citizens and passersby in the city of Athens.
Everyday life stories were initially shared while sat on benches whilst digital platform digitalpagakia.gr gathers them and creates a storytelling ‘museum’ in the heart of the city.
Find digital pagakia and connect your device in order to listen & record stories!
This pilot program is specially designed for the city of Athens and starts from the area of Pangrati.
This intervention aims to reveal the uniqueness of everyday life stories while keeping them alive and benches to obtain a narrative quality besides their useful one, making public space a vibrant place of expression & socialisation.
Concept: Eliza Soroga, Thodoris Tsirkas
Project Management / Curation / Communication: Eliza Soroga
Web Developer / Producer: Thodoris Tsirkas
Visual Identity / Website Design: Nikos Georgopoulos
‘Urban Interventions’ curator Τhis is Athens-Polis: Yota Passia
Painter: Anna Vichou
Law Consultant: Dimitris Bougioukas
Internship NSRF: Renata Tsioulou
Internship ASFA: Angeliki Papageorgiou
Painter Assistant: Ileana Exaras
Protective coating: LACK CHEMIE
This work is commissioned by This is Athens-Polis programme.