Sia Siamos
Bergen, Norway
Sia Siamos is a half Greek, half Norwegian illustrator living in Bergen, with a soft spot for still life, food and everyday moments. She came to illustration from graphic design, drawn to the quiet details that say the most, and works digital or analogue as the subject asks.
Prints by Sia Siamos
4 prints
Hummer og Vin
£56
Hyttefrokost
£56
Morgenlevering
£56
Vinkveld
£56
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Athanasia Siamos, known as Sia, is a Greek and Norwegian illustrator living in Bergen, and her four prints are all versions of the same generous idea: the table with people around it. Painted loose and bold, each carries a Norwegian title that says exactly what it holds. Hummer og Vin looks down on a lobster dinner mid-toast; Morgenlevering is a breakfast table newly arrived; Hyttefrokost has the ease of a cabin holiday; Vinkveld, the moodiest of the four, is a wine evening with the cork already adrift.
Siamos belongs where food happens. A kitchen or dining wall is the obvious home, Vinkveld especially, but Morgenlevering is bright enough to lift a hallway or a bedroom that catches the morning sun. The four scenes were painted as kin, so a pair works beautifully: breakfast on one wall, wine on the other, marking the day's two ends. They sit at the warmest edge of our botanical prints, full of tomatoes, grapes and cut flowers rather than leaves and branches.
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