This new work steps into a world where art, science, and folklore collide. Gouseti’s work explores the “GFP gene”—a green fluorescent protein from jellyfish used to illuminate biological processes. In this project, this concept becomes a metaphor for making hidden dreams and memories visible. The (GFP) gene illuminates life from within, Gouseti transforms the castle into a dark chamber of discovery. Audience members become part of the artwork, bearing a glowing radish stamp as they explore a space filled with the symbols of an “uninjured child.”

🔮 An immersive, site-specific experience inside the castle.
🎨 Participants receive a special radish engraving stamp, glowing under black light.
📸 A collective exploration and photographic capture of a space transformed by light and symbol.

About the Artist: Fotini Gouseti @fotinigouseti is a visual artist whose practice delves into interdisciplinary research, often examining the intersection of scientific tools and human/natural systems. Her work creates participatory frameworks that invite audiences to become active agents in the artistic process.

We are honored to announce that this unique project is under the auspices of The Ministry of Culture of Greece @minculturegr and EKOME @ekkomed_gr @creativehub.gr.ekkomed
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Join us for a night where a fairytale castle becomes a laboratory for the luminous and the forgotten.
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Sound: Haris Logothetis

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