Angels and Animal Delights

• Reoccurring Undulation V 2017
  Salmon skins, zinc plate tiles, 120cm x 2cm x 240cm
• Beauty Enveloped 2016
  Lamb intestine, wire, metal, 250cm x 750cm x 150cm
• Case for Beauty 2016
  Cow stomach, turned wood, 25cm x 35cm x 30cm
• Beauty Enveloped 2016
  Lamb intestine, wire, metal, 250cm x 750cm x 150cm
• Angels I-XL 2009
  Preserved duck and pheasant heads, plaster cast, 25cm x 10cm x 18cm

St John’s Waterloo, London
1 June – 25 June 2017

The exhibition is part of 2017 Waterloo Festival that runs throughout June. The theme this year is Sacred Spaces.

A fascinating new installation, including objects, using animal organs and entrails, invite visitors to view the world from a different perspective. Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva’s exhibition will transform the crypt of St John’s during the month of June.

Photographer Richard Slater's explores the question of London’s religious spaces, The images will be on display in the main church.

To complement the shows, Endangered Spaces invites audiences into a discussion on Christian-Muslim relations in a divided world. Tuesday 20 June, 6.45 – 10pm

Many of the events are free of charge. For more information please visit:
https://www.waterloofestival.com

Listen to Elpida talk about the installation in an interview on Resonance FM, The Workplace.