In ancient Greek κύτταρον {kytaron} and κύτταρος {kytaros} (hive cell) < {kytos}. The cell is characterized as the basic and primordial unit of life. Structured with intelligence, it functions as the nucleus of every living organism (being;). It is the smallest unit that can feed, reproduce   and   breathe, that   means, having   the   main characteristics of life by itself. As units, cells have the ability to provide energy and maintain their internal structure by living their own “autonomous life”. On the other hand, each cell has the ability to communicate with its environment (context), to remember, to cooperate and to coexist. Therefore, the coexistence of cells is the single and integral whole of every living organism (being;). We may very well parallelize the structure and function of the cell "society” with the main issue of any human social system. What would be the factor that made humanity to function as a perfect organism, fed   by   harmony, communication   and   cooperation between individuals? It seems simple but it is not.

Participating artists:

Lilla Agrafioti, Zefi Athanasopoulou, Ioannis Basiliadis, Kleio Vlachou, Lucy Gavriilidou, Iliana Georgiou, Petros Gkosiopoulos, Rodia Dimitressi, Emorfili Dimitriadou, Ioanna Zikidou, Maria Zisi, Christiana Iliopoulou, Floriana Iliopoulou, Haroula Theodorou, Stella Kakava, Pepi Karagiannaki, Gregory Katevanidis, Eleni Klona, Dimitra Koutsianou, Liana Kraniotou, Galini Kriaridi, Georgia Lappa, George Lepidas, Kate Lialiampidou, Voula Lioliou, Katerina Melissanidou, Christina Michou, Eirini Baka, Natasa Balouktsi, Terpsihori Xanthopoulou, Katerina Xipolitou, Margarita Panagiotidou, Loula Papadopoulou, Stella Papadopoulou, Maria Papatzelou, Aikaterini Pavlidou, Zografia Popoli, Elma Payo, Tania Siopi, Haralambos Toumbekis, Maria Tsachouridou, Zoi Tsilveli, Athina Tsirika, Rania Fragkoulidou, Dimitra Christodoulou, Stavroula Chrysopoulidou