Three artists—Angelos Antonopoulos, Aliki Rigou, and Maria Schina—draw deep creative inspiration from their time spent living on the Greek island of Kythera. Through varying mediums, each reflects the island's unique landscape, history, and architectural elements in their work. Antonopoulos crafts black-and-white forms of ships and castles, Rigou creates mosaic and watercolor routes echoing local and urban networks, and Schina adapts traditional weaving techniques to depict iconic dry-stone walls.