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Excerpt from "The Emperor of Colors" Panagiotis Kampanis 18/10/2020

"Deeply symbolic, he formed a completely unique style. His frequent experiments on unprepared canvases, led him to capture in his works of art, both the material and the invisible world. Everything, visible and invisible, is presented through his bright soul. His existential artistic anxiety leads him to the search for truth, to its alternative reality. Characteristic elements of his art are considered to be the intense pure colors and the indefinite and semi-abstract forms, which emerge from the depths of the subconscious. In fact, he developed what André Breton called “pure mental automation.” The terms Charles Baudelaire used to describe what art evokes were: “waves of consciousness” and “waves of clarity”."