Art practice that explores the intersection of the human form and the natural world. This work transforms organic movement and raw emotion into tangible, enduring sculptural narratives—inviting a quiet dialogue between physical presence and inner experience.
Allegory 2017
sculpture installation
cement – clay
#human, #time, #decay, #notion
As an artist I have long been drawn to the silent language of form. I hold an MA in Sculpture and I studied under the guidance of Professor George Tsaras.
My practice is rooted in a deep exploration of the human condition and the expressive power of natural forms. Blending organic language with raw expressionism, I work across stone, clay, and other media to reveal the subtle balance—and at times the tension—between our physical presence and the natural world.
Having exhibited both in Greece and internationally, I continue to challenge the conventions of traditional sculpture, creating works that invite quiet contemplation and evoke a visceral, emotional response.