Aikaterini Pitikari

Aikaterini Pitikari is a multidisciplinary artist living in the Athens, Greece. She studied Fine Art at Liverpool Hope University and her work delves into themes around identity, cultural heritage and literature. Her current work examines ancient Greek and Roman myths with a special focus on gender issues and re-interprets them in a contemporary setting. Her approach to heritage and the search for identity in these artworks are expressed through a variety of media such as clay and ink. From Arachne's condemned weavings for eternity to Daphne trying to escape her rapist and god Apollo, Pitikari's work is an ongoing conversation about heritage and pre-existing definitions of gender and cultural identities.

Fine Arts BA (First Class Honours) by Liverpool Hope Fine Art

Visual Arts Foundation by Liverpool Hope Fine Art

Art Curation Seminar by Anoixti Texni

Visual Arts & Addiction Seminar by Center of Arts & Psychotherapy ΚΤΨ

The Use of Clay as a Therapeutic Medium Seminar by Center of Arts & Psychotherapy ΚΤΨ

Exhibiting Artist @ Cleo Van Luttichau 2025
Zari Gallery exhibition award - Art Gemini Prize Nominee 2023-2024
Exhibiting Artist in SHOW! @ Domatio Art Space, October-December 2024
Exhibiting Artist @ Art Number 23, May 2024
Exhibiting Artist @ Hyperion Gallery, 2023
Exhibiting Artist in 'My Body in My Hands' @ SVA Gallery, curated by Nick Grellier and Sam Lucas, 2023
Exhibiting Artist and Curator of private exhibition @ Bridewell Studios, Liverpool 2023
Exhibiting Artist @ Light Night at Home 2020 by Convenience Gallery