Mutualism - Elena Efeoglou

Mutualism

Elena Efeoglou

2017

The term Mutualism is used in Biology to describe the relationship between dissimilar organisms from which all simultaneously are affected and where the mutual dependence is necessary to social well-being.
 
People’s displacement, the scale, the changes in relationships, the communities’ formation that is transforming depending of the conditions, the symbiotic interactions and the data relationships that they carry, are the key concepts of the video. The social structure is defined into an unstable and unclear boundaries and it represents more a meeting platform against the terror of social isolation.
 
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Elena Efeoglou is a visual artist. She studied Fine Arts at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Department of Fine Arts, Greece and she holds a Master’s in Photography from the Faculty of Applied Arts, University of Arts, Belgrade. She has presented her artwork in numerous solo and group exhibitions and festivals in Greece and abroad. She is a PhD Candidate and Scientific Collaborator on Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Western Macedonia.