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Pylon Art & Culture is a non-profit organisation which intends to function as a gateway into contemporary art and new ways of contemplating it.

Based on the premise that art and culture are cornerstones of human development, Pylon aims to foster and support artistic creation and increase engagement by making contemporary art accessible and relevant to more people.

Collaboration and cooperation within the broader ecosystem of art and culture are vital for Pylon to achieve its stated objectives.

By encouraging the production and display of art coming from a variety of media, disciplines and backgrounds, Pylon wants to help broaden and deepen the conversation on contemporary art.

our mission

We believe that art plays a pivotal role in shaping personal and collective growth. By nurturing creativity and encouraging diverse voices, our goal is to create a space where artistic expression can thrive. Through partnerships and community-driven initiatives, we aim to deepen the conversation around art, making it more accessible, inclusive, and meaningful to a broader audience.

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Founder

Alexandros Diogenous is an entrepreneur and the CEO of a fourth-generation family business with diverse interests spanning automotive products and services, digital technologies, cybersecurity, and fast-moving consumer goods. A passionate collector and advocate of contemporary art for over 30 years, he founded Pylon Art & Culture as a way to engage with the contemporary art world in a more meaningful and impactful way. He is also a co-founder of Limassol Art Walks, an initiative dedicated to fostering collaboration within the city’s vibrant cultural ecosystem. Beyond business and art, Alexandros is an avid cyclist, embracing the sport for both its physical and mental discipline. Whether on the road or exploring new trails, cycling fuels his drive for continuous growth and exploration in all aspects of life.

Director

Marios Pavlou (b. 1989, Limassol) is a multidisciplinary artist and musician, performing under the name Cievil Momo, active in Cyprus, Greece, and Germany. A graduate of the Athens School of Fine Arts and Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln, he creates hybrid visual environments, with a focus on moving image, creative writing, music, and experimental narration. His work explores themes of desire, identity, and sexuality, using fiction as a tool to reinterpret geopolitical realities. His recent research revolves around the history of Tarot decks, and the re/discovery of a body in relation to its dreams and the materiality of water. He has presented his work in solo and group exhibitions as well as international festivals. Actively engaged in the contemporary art scene, he co-founded and participates in collective projects and initiatives.

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