Chroma Vector brings together the work of artists Pollyxenia Joannou and Nuha Saad in an exploration of colour, geometry and spatial experience. Through painting and sculpture, the artists examine abstraction as a means of exploring memory, place and perception, revealing the ways in which form can communicate both personal and collective experience.
Presented in dialogue, the exhibition highlights the distinct yet interconnected approaches of Joannou and Saad. Joannou’s considered, geometric compositions engage with Saad’s sculptures, creating a dynamic conversation between surface, structure and atmosphere. Across the exhibition, colour emerges as an active force, shaping perception, activating space and transforming geometry into a language of emotional and cultural resonance.
Through layered materials, shifting perspectives and chromatic relationships, the exhibition reveals the fluid connections between painting, sculpture and architecture, offering a space where geometry becomes a record of experience and colour becomes a form of navigation.