Τρία: Ανθρώπων Ιστορία

by Konstantinos Papacharalampos

Τρία: Ανθρώπων Ιστορία, το υβριδικό POP project για την επανάληψη του εγώ στα social media.
Ποιήματα που εξερευνούν τους σούπερ ήρωες της διπλανής πόρτας, ποιήματα γεμάτα από δυνατά ρεφρέν, λάικ που πέφτουν βροχή στα δίκτυα της ζωής τους, χρώματα και κάθε είδους φωτογραφίες του αεικίνητου εγώ τους – που δε σταματά να επαναλαμβάνεται, όπως εκείνο το τραγούδι που δε βγάζεις απ’ το μυαλό σου.
Ο Άντι Γουόρχολ έλεγε: «Έτσι κι έγινες ποπ, ποτέ δε θα ξαναδείς ένα σήμα με τον ίδιο τρόπο». To «Tρία» μοιάζει να λέει: «Έτσι κι έγινες ποπ, ποτέ δε θα ξαναδείς ένα ποίημα με τον ίδιο τρόπο».

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Published May 21, 2018

About the author

Konstantinos Papacharalampos works in poetry, performance, installation and regeneration, based in London. His multidisciplinary practice creates experiences, objects and environments of mutating futures. He is particularly interested in the ways and possibilities, existing or imaginative, where technological advances, the environment and human rights create (or restrict) a balance of co-existence. He is a published author in Greek, German, English and Russian. His work featured in 'Futures: Poetry of the Greek Crisis' (Penned in the Margins 2015), 'Dichtung mit Biss' (Freie Universität Berlin: Romiosini/ CeMoG 2018) and 'Writing Utopia 2020' (Hesterglock Press 2020). His poems have appeared in several magazines including Litmus, Pamenar Press, Burning House Press, Perspektive, Petrichor, ΦΡΜΚ and Εντευκτήριο, amongst others. He has exhibited visual poetry at The Poetry Café (Covent Garden) and Action Field Kodra and performed in a number of venues and festivals in the UK and Greece, including Kensington and Chelsea Art Week, European Poetry Festival, The Poetry Café, University of Brighton, Velorose Gallery, Free Thinking Zone, Lola Nikolaou Gallery and Thessaloniki Book Fair. His book '3: Ανθρώπων Ιστορία' (Κουκουνάρι 2018), the hybrid pop project about ego repetition in social media, was commended at the EBGE (Graphic Design & Illustration) 2019 Awards and exhibited at MOMus/ Museum of Contemporary Art. His original performance 'Odysseus, give me a like'/'Οδυσσέα, κάνε μου like' premiered in 2019, commissioned by the 62nd Φεστιβάλ Φιλίππων/Philippi Festival, part of events dedicated to Homer’s Odyssey. His latest release is 'Exchange: a neo-futurist idiom mapping' (Hesterglock Press 2020). Other books from Konstantinos include 'K - On' (Εντευκτήριο 2011) and 'Είναι' (ΦΡΜΚ 2015). He is also a member of the NeoptiCo Collectiv.