Welcome to Unbound, an empowering exhibition which combats sexual violence through various different art forms such as visual arts, films, poetry, music, and so much more. It is organised by two high school students Julia Dimaki and Elly Culucundis, enrolled in Campion School Athens, in collaboration with numerous teenage artists across Greece, as well as the world renowned MeToo movement and the already existing exhibition titled “What were you wearing?”.

This idea was formulated as a result of us having experienced both first hand but also having observed in our environments to a severe extent how common sexual violence has become, but more importantly, the harmful perspectives surrounding the sensitive topic, such as the appalling extent of victim-blaming, heavily based on the absurd notion of how provocative clothing justifies their gruesome acts, and also the issue of how victim’s experiences are undermined due to them not aligning with the stereotypes of what a victim ‘should’ look like. Fueled with the aim of fighting back and taking a stand, we came up with the idea “Unbound”, and with your help we hope to make a significant impact on Greek society.