Art on the Wall by Eirini Alligiannis is a compelling narrative through photography, celebrating her journey and the stories of others.
The book has received high praise from both artists and graffiti aficionados. It showcases artistic icons, mirroring the joy and pride Eirini experiences in presenting their creations.
The work is a homage to her love for photography and street art, and a tribute to 5POINTZ – a famed hub for artists worldwide in Long Island City, Queens. 5POINTZ was a haven for creative expression, a veritable graffiti Mecca.
The cover images of Art on the Wall stem from Alligiannis’ inaugural photoshoot at 5POINTZ, marking a significant exploration of her artistic trajectory.
This experience cemented her dedication to capturing evocative, narrative-driven photographs.
“Working with Ze Motion, the breakdancer, was an incredible experience,” Alligiannis recalls.
As Ze poised for the shot, asking, “Are you ready?” Eirini was filled with exhilaration, capturing his gravity-defying stance against the backdrop of a vivid graffiti wall.
The book transcends a mere visual delight; it encapsulates the emotions and stories behind each piece of art. It is a celebration of collaborative spirit and the diverse tapestry of the art community.
Eirini’s aspiration is for the book to ignite dialogue, inspire new concepts, and deepen the collective appreciation for art and culture.
“I hope my book imparts a sense of joy and satisfaction,” Alligiannis expresses.
“I wish for readers to draw inspiration from the narratives and artistry, leaving with an enriched esteem for creativity.”
Art on the Wall is more than a photo collection; it’s a historical artifact and an essential possession for anyone who values the dynamic murals that adorn walls worldwide.
About the author:
Eirini Alligiannis, an author born in Sydney, Australia to Greek immigrant parents, has been shaped by her heritage in her artistic pursuits.
As a seasoned digital media artist, she boasts extensive experience in both motion and still imagery, grounded in a fine arts education.
Her varied and complementary roles across the film and television sectors in Australia, the USA, and the UK have provided her with a robust foundation in aesthetics, technology, and culture.
Eirini’s photography has been showcased in exhibitions in Sydney, New York, and Paris.
She continues her passion for the arts, working on independent films as a cinematographer and as a professional photographer.
