For his show Actual possibility, Hadjidjanos presents a network-specific installation and works on carbon-fiber plates. His new installation Network Time consists of several Wi-Fi routers arranged in the gallery space providing free Internet access to visitors. The LED that reflects … more
Actual Possibility solo show press release
Catalog

Catalog, Udk, Berlin. Text: Gregor Quack (dt/engl). Edition of 225. 20 pages




Non-Stop Infinity

Group show: Non-Stop Infinity
Participating artists: Spiros Hadjidjanos, Lindsay Lawson, Niko Princen, Rafaël Rozendaal, Swyndle & Hawks, Lance Wakeling
Future Gallery, Berlin
Opening: Friday, September 23, 7 – 10 pm, Mansteinstraße 3, Berlin
On view: September 24 – October 1
peer to space, Munich
Opening: October 11, 7 pm, Sonnenstraße 22, Munich
On view: October 12 – 15 / 4 pm – 7 pm daily
Not to be confused with…
Group show
Not to be confused with…
Opening: Saturday, 2. July, 18-22hrs
Anne de Vries, Aleksandra Domanovic, Spiros Hadjidjanos, Keller/Kosmas (Aids-3d), Wojciech Kosma, Oliver Laric, Mike Ruiz, Timur Si-Qin
2. July – 6. August 2011
von cirne gallery
Lütticher Straße 8, 50674 Köln
von cirne
Metrospective 1.0

Group Show
February 18 – March 5, 2011
opening Friday February 18, 19:30, Invalidenstrasse 115, 10115, Berlin, Germany
jointly presented by Future Gallery and PROGRAM
Displacement
ERROR

Group show
ERROR, AUTOCENTER ,Berlin (DE)
02 Dec 2010 – 05 Dec 2010
Opening 02 Dec 2010 20:00hrs
Eldenaer Strasse 34a 10247 Berlin (DE)
Participating Artists:
Caroline Kryzecki | Patrick Alt | Fabian Fobbe | Spiros Hadjidjanos | Clara Brörmann | Martina Friedrich
BYOB Athens

BYOB – BRING YOUR OWN BEAMER, Kunsthalle Athena ,Athens (GR)
Curated by Angelo Plessas
Sat 23 October 2010 20:00hrs
28 Kerameikou str., Metaxourgeio ,Athens (GR)
1GB of myself goes around (site-specific)

1GB of myself goes around (site-specific)
340 digital photos(1GB) in 75 CDs, motor, aluminium
dimensions variable
2010

Network sculptures

network sculpture
aluminium,ethernet cable
2010

The Network Sculptures are structures made out of aluminum rods connected from both ends to standard Ethernet cable. A network sculpture consists exactly of eight aluminum rods that are insulated from each other while each of these rods is soldered to one of the eight thin wires of a standard Ethernet cable, making possible the flow of data along its length.


