Μy artistic practice weaves together visual art, poetry, words and activist storytelling to explore sexuality, gender, embodiment, and the political dimensions of mental and physical health and well-being. Working across illustration, watercolor, text, and handmade objects, I create intimate yet bold pieces that center women’s experiences, queer narratives, and bodies that are often marginalized or invisibilized. My work is rooted in sex-positive ethics, psychological insight, and a commitment to social justice—inviting viewers into spaces of reflection, vulnerability, and empowerment.I have also completed art history courses and earned certificates from MoMA and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, which inform and deepen my creative approach. I have also participated in the group exhibition Rogue and Free at ArtZone 42, presenting two of my works that reflect my ongoing engagement with themes of liberation, embodiment, and feminist expression.

perimenopause brown

monotype

acrylics on carton

70*100

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