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“CHERNOBYL – The Exclusion Zone”: exhibition extended until April 2027

The photo exhibition “CHERNOBYL – The Exclusion Zone” by Vasileios Tsiolis, hosted at our space in Kalabaka, is extended until 30 April 2027.

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Visitors in the darkened room, surrounded by a projection of an abandoned corridor in the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
The exhibition “CHERNOBYL – The Exclusion Zone” in the Terra Immersia 360° room.

Starting from the photographic journey the artist made through the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in 2014, the exhibition combines photographs and historical material in a 360° audiovisual narrative. Chernobyl is approached not only as a historical event, but as a starting point for reflection on the relationship between science and society, the use of technology, the management of knowledge and the consequences of human choices.

The extension until the 41st anniversary of the nuclear accident, on 26 April 2027, will be accompanied by an educational programme and parallel activities, including themed guided tours with the photographer.

More information about the educational programme and the planned activities will be announced soon.

See also

Visitors in the darkened room, surrounded by a projection of an abandoned corridor in the Chernobyl exclusion zone. Article · 14 October 2026 “Chernobyl – The Exclusion Zone”: Vasilis Tsiolis’ immersive photo exhibition Forty years after the nuclear disaster, Vasilis Tsiolis’ photographs of the exclusion zone are projected across the whole room at Terra Immersia. Read more → Visitors in the darkened room, surrounded by a projection of an abandoned corridor in the Chernobyl exclusion zone. In the press · trikalaonline.gr Kostas Skrekas visits the Terra Immersia exhibition space in Kalabaka (in Greek) Kostas Skrekas toured the exhibition “Chernobyl – The Exclusion Zone”, spoke with photographer Vasilis Tsiolis and called the project a model for the region’s tourism and culture. Read it on trikalaonline.gr ↗ Visitors sitting on poufs in the Terra Immersia 360° room, with the Egyptian vulture among the rocks of Meteora projected on the walls. In the press · thespotlight.gr Terra Immersia: technology meets the history of Meteora in a 360° interactive experience (in Greek) Warm thanks to Eleftheria Stratomitrou and thespotlight.gr for the interview and the feature on Terra Immersia. Read it on thespotlight.gr ↗

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