George Koutsouris
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Playful art, combining movement, engineering, and sound...
'Colors in motion' was first presented in August 2025. A permanent art installation at the main yard of Kokkedal Skole, Fredensborg, Denmark.
Months later, it continues to generate new visual states -
an ever-changing interplay of color, rhythm and perception.
Nothing repeats. The experience is always different!
A series of multicolored rectangular pillars are mounted on the hill of the schoolyard. Each pillar is painted in different colors on each side, creating a dynamic visual effect as one moves around them.
The pillars can spin on their axis, by hand, inviting for creative play, where children can experiment with unexpected arrangement transformations...
Commissioned and funded by Fredensborg municipality.
A bit of Easter meditative vibes ✨ with my “Healing Frequencies” mobile (2025)... from last September at Teatersalen, Metropolis Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark. Part of the ‘Forests tales of repair’ by choreographer .
Aluminium rods, wood, fishing line, motor, programming.
Dimensions: 220 x 150 x 150 cm.
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Within Sara Gebran’s multidisciplinary project Forests’ tales of repair, the Healing Frequencies Mobile contributes a gentle soundscape of clear and prolonged tones. As the suspended aluminum rods sway and strike each other, they release shimmering tones across a range of frequencies, resonating with harmonics that echo the ancient solfeggio scale.
🎧🌧️A few years ago, in 2022, the 'Rain–Waterfall Machine' was part of my solo exhibition Nature Symphony at Møstings Hus, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Since then, a large part of my practice has evolved around sound-kinetic sculptures that mimic natural phenomena with low-tech mechanisms...
Currently, an evolution of this work, Water Babblings (2026), is on view at — see previous post!
26/03/2026
A few days left to experience my new sound-kinetic work 'Kelarysmata (water babblings)' 2026, at the group exhibition 'Fluid Boudaries'.
In show at .
Curated by .
Supported by .
Materials: Birch plywood, varnish, acrylic surface, cork spheres, stainless steel screws, mechanical and electronic components, motors, programming.
Dimensions: 90 x 90 x 15 cm.
21/03/2026
Happy Spring!
'Sunflower', 2025
Acrylic on canvas on shaped plywood.
75x75 cm.
15/03/2026
'Chance in blue', 2023 - 52 x 52 x 12 cm.
Sold to a collector in Switzerland:)
Materials: 'Acid-free cardstock, wooden frame, acrylic glass.
Many thanks to 👍
03/03/2026
Sneak peek and behind-the-scenes moments from my new work created for the group exhibition “Fluid Boundaries”, presented at and five additional galleries in the heart of Athens.
Meticulously curated by .👏
💧🫧Join us for the opening on March 5 and experience the work live, with movement and sound!
25/02/2026
Shots from the making of a new piece for , created for the group exhibition “Fluid Boundaries” — opening March 5 in Athens.
An event unfolding across six galleries in the heart of the city, with water as its central element.
Stay tuned - a lot of movement and sound is coming:)
31/12/2025
From the bottom of my heart, I wish everyone good health, prosperity, and of course the very best of luck in the new year!
'Hexagon, 2024', Acid-free cardstock, wooden frame.
26/12/2025
I’ve finally relocated permanently to Greece this November, and I’m happy to share my first participation in a group exhibition, in this new chapter of my life:)
A selection of my works is currently on view at in Athens, alongside creations by a wealth of talented colleagues and friends.
Join us for the opening tomorrow, 27 Dec at 12:00, for some wine and Christmas pastries — and, of course, great company!
11/10/2025
Middle of autumn… nights arriving earlier, and here are some cozy low-light moments from my recent collaboration with for her wonderful project “Forests – Tales of Repair.” Presented this September at Teatersalen, Metropolis Festival, Copenhagen.
With great light design by Sean Bassett.
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