This stunning collection of collages by Anna Nikaki shows the personal way of expression of her daily existence. Using her camera, she discovered different ways of seeing and capturing the essence of each day, which she then composed into collages. The exhibition took place at the Shigeko Kubota Video Art Foundation and featured 54 images that aim to make each day permanent in time, revealing the creative process that drives her work.


54 Days is a collection of daily digital collages created with the intention to redefine how we document, archive, and cherish memories.

The act of daily collaging has evolved into a creative practice that allowed Anna to orchestrate what she wanted to remember in the future and what she wanted to leave behind as imprints in the world. With over 50 collages since this February - one for each day - these pieces offer a glimpse into her life in New York City.