With “Danger! I” which is a continuation of a 1974 painting, the international artist Kostas Tsoklis (Athens, 1930) participated in the 1st Art Symposium (1988). As in all of his works, here as well, the nuance play with space is obvious. The real, lived space is transformed into a fictitious, aesthetic space, giving the viewer a deeper insight into this concept. The almost without perspective view of the work creates an uncomfortable situation for the viewer and makes it look as though it spreads in two dimensions, as the visually vague existence of the glass creates another misleading space. The red color, indicative of Tsoclis’s work, symbolizes danger and blood at the same time, hence the essence of life. Therefore, the work could be considered a risk sign to human existence in space and time.