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Dionysia Adamopoulou is an Athens-based interdisciplinary artist who primarily works with painting, integrating elements of poetry into her art to create narrative compositions that explore themes such as motherhood, memory, and the formation of individual identity in the contemporary world. A key aspect of her work is personal experience, often blending traditional techniques with experimental approaches to challenge the boundaries of reality and representation. Her creative process focuses on concept development and the construction of narrative works, approaching each project from multiple perspectives. ​ She is a member of the Visual Arts Association of Central Greece "Sketke." Her works have been featured in group exhibitions in Greece and abroad, and are included in private collections internationally. Dionysia graduated from the Athens University of Economics and Business and has attended various art education programs. ​ Her artistic path is characterized by synthesizing visual and literary elements, aiming to create works that unite image and word. She has published the poetry collection "Shades of Motherhood," where poetry and visual art coexist.