Stathis Alexopoulos

Stathis Alexopoulos is a contemporary sculptor born in 1976 in Athens Greece, where he currently lives and works. He studied Sculpture at the School of Fine Arts of Tinos, as well as at the Fine Art School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, where he graduated with distinction.

His sculptures combine modern aesthetic with the enduring values of classical sculpture since the form has the power to define the artwork’s meaning and mission. His sculpting technique is characterized by hubs, which are formed by blending together belts and stripes in an attempt to redefine the form of his artworks and hold them captive in time eternally.

His pieces can be found in major museum art shops, galleries and private collections. Many big Municipalities in Greece as well as abroad are elaborately adorned with his sculptures.

He has also collaborated with a number of distinguished corporate companies in order to creatively promote their advertising campaigns.

He studied Sculpture at the School of Fine Arts of Tinos, as well as at the Fine Art School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, where he graduated with distinction.

Solo Exhibitions:

2019:”Kidsroom”, Electra Art Space by Skoufa gallery, Athens

2012: Hubs, Siakos – Hannape gallery, Athens.

2012: Hubs, Hilton, Athens

2010: Thriasia, Aspropirgos, Athens.

2009: Galou Gallery, Larnaka – Cyprus.