charcoal in my veins vol.4   
Women around the globe.

       



   

                peekaboo

   
        I see you...

   ...dancing...

     ....mute?





 

   

    ... or, not?











 charcoal on paper 23x23cm, Dec 2018 (yeap! new-ones!)

I just love elephants! vol.1

       ...I just wish I could help them... 

oil pastel on wood, 20x20cm,
Nov 2018

The previous post, is actually a joke on pompous titles as well on Untitled works.
Yes, I am aware of my weird sense of humour. ( Some people might enjoy, though).
2018 works will appear by December.
Have a nice day!


PS. I like to keep it simple as Libertad does. ( a character from Quino's  Mafalda)

 charcoal in my veins vol.3

a. A lady I saw in the street, bearing a huge umbrella (also the size of her glasses was quite remarkable). 
paper  1,5x1m,  2012                                                                              
b. A lady doing her laundry in the old-fashioned way. From a picture in a guide for Hungary.
50x70 handmade paper, 2012   




                                                                a.                                  b.

   charcoal in my veins vol.2



larger than...A3 size,
May 2011

 charcoal in my veins vol.1








                 self portrait  2008, Paris

self portrait  2007, Athens

 In yellow paper, 2009

In white paper below, 2007

Phyllopteryx taeniolatus

 

A lovely dragon-like sea creature.  

I made my very own with metallic string, clay & nylon  thread.

And after that I made a few stencils with etching ink on heavy paper.

November- December 2013

Yey! I just fixed Athens GTM  +2... Today's kids are definitely way ahead of me...

Fairies' accessories, winter time.
Fabrics & wool, 2015.

Ice -phone.
Resin, 2014.
Why we keep loosing contact to keep updated?

my great grandmother Vassilikoula Stathi, née Petrochilou; oil pastel on paper 100x150cm 2014

études on colour ; costumes from Taschen's Complete Costume History
Oil pastel on paper 30/50-150cm, 2011-2012
with an accidental(?) resemblance of byzantine iconography on fabric structure

inspired by a scene from Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom (hmm, also a rather depressed raven-something cartoon character of Warner bros), charcoal & acrylic on cardboard 70x100cm 2017