He installs his work in the urban environment—currently Tucson, though Georgiou hails from New York.
Georgiou’s materials are all found and re-used. He relies on newspapers he finds on the street and discarded books. His work, he says, is a “comment on the regeneration of the printed word in contemporary society.”
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by Sarah Hromack, Rob Giampietro It’s no longer a question of whether art institutions should have a virtual presence....
