Μήλο κανείς;(Apple, anyone?)
“Μήλο κανείς;” (Apple, anyone?) captures a familiar ritual from Lazaridis's childhood: her grandmother peeling and slicing apples to share with family gathered around the table.
Set on her grandparents' deck beneath the shade of fig trees, the painting preserves a moment of everyday tenderness. In a family where love was not always expressed through words, these small gestures became their own language of affection.
As time passes and circumstances change, the painting becomes a way of holding onto a moment, and the love that lived within it.
From the Backstage Diaries: I Painted My Grandmother's Hands
An original, one-of-a-kind painting.