Spiro Art

Exploring the Intersection of Religion and Celebrity Culture

My current project has the overall title Comparative Mythology. It is a series of smaller series that highlights the complex interplay and the similar mechanics behind the two mythologies of religion and celebrity culture. This ongoing project, aims to examine the ways in which these two realms intersect and shape our modern society, ultimately challenging the boundaries of influence, adoration, and belief.

By juxtaposing imagery from religious traditions and popular culture, I seek to initiate a dialogue about the parallels that exist between these seemingly disparate worlds. Through the technique of photomontage, I am able to merge and blend visual elements, creating compositions that provoke contemplation and reflection.

Religion, with its deep-rooted beliefs and practices, has been a source of authority for thousands of years. In stark contrast, celebrity culture has emerged as a dominant force in contemporary society, captivating the masses with beauty, fame, and usually, talent. In this project, I examine how the influence and adoration granted to religious figures are paralleled in the realm of celebrities. I question whether society's worship of celebrities has...

1998: Graphic Design Degree (Athens)
2004: BTECH, Art and Design, City and Islington College
2006: HND, Fashion Design, City and Islington College / London Metropolitan University
2009: BA, Bespoke Tailoring, UAL