"Inertia" Painting

Lambros Tatsakis was born in Greece at Radovizion Ioannina in 1955 and in 1962 he moved to Athens.

In 1973 he was introduced in Medical Science of Athens, where he completed his studies.

While dealing with the painting and the unfailing love for it, led him in 1985 at the Fine Arts workshop Maria Kazazis, which taught him painting and freehand drawing.

The work of the painter Lambros Tatsakis looks beyond impressionism, to the expressionism- with the furor and technique of freedom – and symbolism.

Indeed his professional capacity as a psychiatrist enables him through symbolisms to render Freud in ΄΄Ιt΄΄ and raise (with a harmonious color palette) passions and energy for life. (libido)

Essentially, having studied and practiced the skills within a source of talent, in his work he distills and summarizes the idea of the unconscious and it’s visual incarnation, leading to the expression of the quality and depth of emotion.

With the so-called mixing of colours, which almost reflect on nature and human mating conflicts that nest in the human soul, joy and sorrow, harmony and agitation, while the vanishing point in his work is the understanding and sensitivity.

The idea of the relaxed which is diffused conveys messages of optimism and ceaseless desire for life and the pleasures of it.

To his credit he has solo and group exhibitions. His Work are in private collections in Greece and abroad.