Klimis Eleftheriadis

My first spiritual concerns began during puberty, when I started drawing comic book heroes with pencil. In 2008, I came into contact with art history and began painting with acrylics on 70x100 cm canvases, expressing my concerns about the socio-political landscape.

I experiment with various techniques such as collage, spatula work, and dripping, exploring the potential of chromatic harmonies by creating my own personal color palettes. As a self-taught artist, I have developed my own distinct style. My themes often revolve around human compositions and landscapes, particularly trees.

I am influenced by abstract art and artists such as Jackson Pollock, Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky, and Edvard Munch. I prefer working with acrylics on recycled surfaces—mostly cardboard.

I paint as a way to express myself through creation. I am inspired by life and existence, and my aim is to communicate emotion through color frequencies.

2008–2010: Decoration Technician / State IEK Agios Dimitrios
2012: Painting Lessons / Nea Smyrni Art Team
2014: Linear Drawing Seminars / Artic, Laboratory of Design & Visual Arts

☐ Group Exhibition, 2013
☐ Personal Report, 2015