From subtle gestures to bold movements, here are some works we keep coming back to. ||
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A Closer Look at In Flux
Spotlight on Works

Kostas Papakostas’s practice is rooted in movement — through space, through feeling, and through his materials. In Flux is an exhibition about shifting states, and these three works give a clear sense of that.

As the show has unfolded, patterns have started to emerge. Some works spark conversation. Some quietly surprise us. And some feel like they’re holding something just out of reach.

These are the ones we find ourselves returning to — and why.

In Flux runs until 3rd July, and we’ll be opening specially on Saturday 28th June, 11:30am – 4:30pm for anyone who’d like to catch the show (or revisit it) before it closes.

Unravel
2025, Acrylic and pastel on linen, 122cm x 91cm
Unravel moves like a ribbon in a current; confident, choreographed, and full of energy. A real statement piece from the series.
Unravel
Originals
Kostas Papakostas
Unravel
£5,760
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Detail view of Unravel
Kinetic Reverie
2025, Acrylic on linen, 122cm x 91cm
There's a sense of weight and swirl in Kinetic Reverie, like something shifting deep underwater. It’s layered, dense, and holds the eye.
Kinetic Reverie
Originals
Kostas Papakostas
Kinetic Reverie
£5,760
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"Sometimes it takes hours, days or even weeks until the conditions feel right to push my brush against the canvas. Once I am in that space a natural flow of work emerges."
– Kostas Papakostas
Restless
2025, Acrylic and pastel on linen, 122cm x 91cm
The interplay between control and release, central to Papakostas’s practice, is especially present here. Sweeping brushstrokes meet spontaneous splatters, creating a rhythm that feels both structured and unruly.
Restless
Originals
Kostas Papakostas
Restless
£5,760
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See something that resonates?

Browse the available works from In Flux collection by downloading the catalogue or drop us a line to arrange a visit. The show runs until Thursday July 3rd.
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