PLANO audiovisual artwork by Anna Stereopoulou
Part of her SYN ~ Cymatic Environment©
Under the Aegis of the Greek National Tourism Organisation 2019
52'30" | Greece, UK, India | 2019

On Monday 12 May 2025, at 20:00, Anna Stereopoulou is inviting us to the Athens Premiere of her award-winning audiovisual artwork, titled PLANO, to take place in DIANA Cinema (Maroussi) and in the presence of the artist and collaborators. A Q&A will follow, regarding the artwork, as well as the importance of Sound in the Cinema, the Arts and every-day life.

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