Being naive in art, expressing ingenuousness gives a different perspective to the viewer. A lightness that concludes to a jubilation connected with the frivolity of spring season, an ode to the first day of April.

On Aprils Fool’s day there is a tradition following the spring equinox.

Its origins date back in 1582, when France switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar. A person who could not follow the change of the year and celebrated the new year by the end of march was called an april’s fish (a credulous person). It is also connected with the vernal equinox , where Mother Nature hypothetically fooled people with quirky and unpredictable weather.

Alexandros Maganiotis is manifesting in his work “The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie” , where the oxymoron is that there is nothing discreet in Bourgeoisie. Animals taking over in a man-dominated world.

Dimitris Merantzas with "The kiss", where two guns "kissing" each other. Only a fool would believe this is true love!

While Konstantinos Patsios shares a hint, we might be young but are we restless? An inner combat only a young overthinker would fight as Apollon Mathioudakis is sharing...