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NAIYA HOHLIDAKI

NAIYA HOHLIDAKI

2023

Instagram: @naiya.rt

Email: naiyahohlidaki@gmail.com

I'm showing three artworks at
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A research-led exhibition curated by @lexieeeeeee_w
Presented by @secondsurface__

Private View
7 June 2026, 6–9pm

Exhibition
8–13 June 2026, 12–9pm

📍Mercato Metropolitano Wood W

This series is being exhibited in Paris as part of Fragments of Memorabilia, a group show curated by @moments____forlebanon @hayaty.diaries and @zahraathena opening this Friday

The Walls Remember, 2026
Acrylic and spray paint on plasterboard
20 x 2

Compressed Matter, 2026
Material study using plastic wrap, PVA glue, bubble wrap, acrylic, and foam dust

Layering disposable materials until they become dense and tar-like, shifting from protective to suffocating. Thinking about the quiet violence o

Bricked Out, UV Print on mild steel off-cuts, 30x38x10cm, 2025

Bricked Out explores fragmentation and coded meaning within urban structures, using printed metal off-cuts to evoke the facade of a broken wall or passage. The pops of colour and AI-gene

I’m excited to share that my video essay Diverted Landscapes will be screening as part of Girls in Film × Tate Collective at Late at Tate Britain, responding to Lee Miller's photography.

The programme brings together film and photography

Reconstructed Nothing
Found materials: 3D-printed joint, scaffold foam, rubble with chalk
Dimensions variable
2025

Assembled instinctively from urban debris, this sculpture plays with contrasts, the playful and dystopian, robotic and handmade. The 3

Sterile Star
Mild Steel
65 x 103cm
2025

Sterile Star reflects on the politics of spatial control, revealing how urban environments often conceal hostility beneath the guise of order and cleanliness. Through its jagged geometry and sharp edges, the

Some exhibition shots of my installation “Diverted Landscapes” at the degree show @rca_contemporaryartpractice

Last chance to see the exhibition today and tomorrow!

Come check it out if you want to be immersed inside a street cone 👀

Echoing Lines
Aluminium flat bar
Size: Variable
2025

“Echoing Lines” is a sculptural drawing made from bent aluminium flat bar, forming a flowing network of abstract lines and two hollow human silhouettes. The work explores presence thr

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