The exhibition My Dreams Were Dashed Against Your Walls explores the space between movement and inertia, silence and noise, the “inside” and the “outside”, listening to areas where time itself stands still. The artists juxtapose their different artistic voices with echoes of the medieval architecture and atmosphere of Vessa, presenting a multimedia poetic narrative in a labyrinthine form. Drawing parallels between the stillness of the village and the numbness that often accompanies unresolved trauma, they walk side by side with the visitor along paths of healing.

Deeply connected to Sagri's practice centered in performance, the work acts as a testament to the artist's continuous engagement to her research practice IASI (ίαση, recovery), which focuses on performance pathologies, and the fragility of the social fabric that we are all, humans and not, part of.