32x24cm, Water based ink silkscreen print on 300 grams paper. Self portrait encoded into a single number using custom software FIG .

13Apr18 | Self Portrait - print

32x24cm, silkscreen print

13Apr18 | Self Portrait - print

32x24cm, silkscreen print

13Apr18 | Self Portrait - print

32x24cm, silkscreen print

Printing sessions generously hosted at tind‘s studio in Athens.
Limited number of prints available for purchase.

10Nov14 | Binary Speech

23x33cm, series of 14 silkscreen prints | ch3

10Nov14 | Binary Speech

23x33cm, series of 14 silkscreen prints | .gr

10Nov14 | Binary Speech

23x33cm, series of 14 silkscreen prints | /co

10Nov14 | Binary Speech

23x33cm, series of 14 silkscreen prints | mma

10Nov14 | Binary Speech

23x33cm, series of 14 silkscreen prints | nd

7Nov14 | ASCII Table

A series of 14 silkscreen prints with unique hand drawn patterns on the characters’ heads. It is a visualization of the incomprehensible, technocratic language the political and economic spokesmen use to enforce austerity measures to the masses during the Crisis. A language full of technical terms and abstract economic meanings, acts as a barrier to the actual information and the intentions of the men in control. In order to reach to the conclusion, one is required to either have specialized knowledge or invest time to research the topic.

In a similar way, this work is a riddle where the viewer is challenged to decrypt the series of prints to gain access to the information. Reading top downwards the heads of each character, dashed lines correspond to 0 and continuous lines to 1. Each 8 line pattern is an actual byte that matches an alphanumeric character of the ASCII table. The collection of these 14 characters form a URL which redirects to an official source of the actual information.

This series was part of monomorphia art exhibition. Some photos from the printing process.

19Oct14 | missprint

Silkscreen prints at Blim.

15Aug12 | photo 1208_0307

15Aug12 | 3 tShirts

Silkscreen prints on cotton tShirt

15Aug12 | Two salmons and an eye

Transparency and silkscreen

First silk screen print work at Malasping Printmakers. 20 New years cards in Greek and English and 24 prints of digital illustration in two layers.

18Nov11 | Coneman

Digital illustration for screen printing

18Nov11 | New Year's card

Digital illustration for screen printing

18Nov11 | New Year's card

Digital illustration for screen printing

20Nov11 | Silk screen

At Malaspina Studio

20Nov11 | The first copies

At Malaspina Studio

20Nov11 | The outline

At Malaspina Studio

20Nov11 | Conehead copies

At Malaspina Studio

20Nov11 | Coneman

13x19cm silk screen print. 18 copies on warm white cardboard

20Nov11 | Coneman

13x19cm silk screen print. 4 copies on black cardboard

20Nov11 | New year's card

14x15 silk screen print. 20 copies on grey cardboard

20Nov11 | New year's card

14x15 silk screen print. 20 copies on grey cardboard

20Nov11 | Conehead copies