Andrew Polyviou is a British born creative architype who cordially invites you to partake in the principle mythos of his avant-garde mix media approach to self-actualisation.
After a traumatic personal encounter, a dramatic change of life occurred in June 2014 when Andrew was diagnosed with cancer and depression, while chemotherapy left him with permanent nerve damage in his fingers.
Six years on, we encourage you to take a journey through Andrew’s creative expressions, inspired by Art Therapy; a vehicle in aiding his physical and mental recovery.
His method is to raise and evoke his collective awareness, as he sets out to express the essence of what it means to create from within.
The Londoner’s fascination of his ancestral Cypriot roots has led him to many discoveries about; not only the Mycenaean Greeks who settled in Cyprus, but those from Arcadia.
The Hellenic Centre, Marylebone, London, W1U 5AS, will display a collection of original oil paintings on stretched cotton canvases and will be available for purchase, with a proportion of proceeds going to selected charities. Date to be confirmed.
'The Barbershop' Short Movie,
Premiered at the
Curzon Cinema, Mayfair, London
Andrew Polyviou of POLYART LONDON stars as main lead in the short movie, 'The Barbershop', written and directed by Monshur Alam, a former winner of the Guy Ritchie short movie awards
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THE BARBERSHOP SHORT FILM
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'The Barbershop' is a colourful, larger than life and deliciously darkly humoured drama piece which uses comedy in order to address powerful themes which touch upon the human condition.
The key themes running throughout the film are of; friendship, community, love, fear and diversity.
All of which come together to address the overall key question - What is it to be a Londoner?
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A Cast & Crew Screening was Premiered at the Curzon Cinema in Mayfair, London on Saturday the 21st September 2019
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WHEN POLYART LONDON
SPONSORED MICHEAL GEORGIOU
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POLYART LONDON are proud sponsors of Michael Georgiou, a professional snooker player from London, representing Cyprus.
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At 19, Michael Georgiou won the 2007 IBSF World Under-21 Snooker Championship in India.
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In 2018, Georgiou won his first professional ranking title by defeating Graeme Dott in the final of the Snooker Shoot-Out.
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In 2019 he made history when he became the first Cypriot player to qualify for the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield, making his Crucible debut.
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We wish Michael the best of luck and will try our upmost to help him achieve his dreams!​
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