Christos Riganas Marble sculpture 1996 What is it that relaxes you? The sculpture by Christos Riganas on the shore of Lake Pamvotida captures the form of a bird at the moment of its contact with water. The hole that penetrates the volume of the sculpture creates movement and connects what is separated, from the lake to the shore and back. In the algorithmic era of the 21st century, the sculpture becomes an unexpected mechanism of vision, an observation machine that invites us to take a breath from the agony of the data that surrounds us, to pay attention to the touch and the time of matter, to see and to let ourselves be seen. In today's world, which is flooded with information, observation and attention count among the rarest resources. https://www.onassis.org/art/works/bird-in-the-lake