À The Pill, Nefeli Papadimouli turns movement into living sculpture

And what if a sculpture could be worn, moved, and connect bodies together? For Nuit Blanche 2026, the gallery The Pill hosts Endlessly, a performance by artist Nefeli Papadimouli, in the night from Saturday, June 6 to Sunday, June 7, 2026. Trained in architecture and visual arts, the artist develops here a research focused on the body, space, and the relationships between people, through forms that blend sculpture, costume, installation, and performance.

Nuit Blanche sweeps you into contemporary art for one night, with performances, installations and free artworks to discover in galleries, cultural venues, public spaces—or in spots you wouldn’t normally stroll through. At the The Pill gallery, this idea takes a very physical turn with the work of Nefeli Papadimouli: her modular, pliant sculptures linked together invite bodies to move as one, to draw closer, sometimes to nudge one another, and to rethink their place in the space.

With Endlessly, the gallery stops being a simple exhibition space and becomes an arena threaded through by gestures. The worn costumes and forms act as a second skin, able to alter how we perceive both the individual body and the collective body. The work bears the mark of architecture, contemporary dance, and utopian avant-gardes, moving forward through shifts, adjustments, and shared presences. A proposition to follow as an ongoing movement, where we look as much at the shapes as at the relationships they reveal.

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