Born in Athens in March 1974.He studied sculpture at the Fine Arts department of the Aristotle university of Thessalonica under the tutelage of Fotis Hatzioanidis. As a senior student he was awarded a scholarship from the National Scholarship foundation on account of his merit. He is a member of National Scholarship Foundation. (National Scholarship Foundation) .

Lives and works in Athens, Greece.She studied at the Athens School of Fine Arts, Degree in Printmaking, professor Y. Papadakis (degree grade: honors 27/30) She has shown her work in 5 solo exhibitions and she has participated in many group exhibitions.Her works of Art, are found in many personal collections, Museums and Public Organisations inGreece and abroad. She has been an elective member of the Directing Council of the Chamber of Fine Arts,department of Printmaking, and also an elective member of the Hellenic Union of Printmakers. Since 2010 she was an established member, for the Museum of the Hellenic Printmaking, for savingand sharing the Art of Hellenic Printmaking, that now the Chamber of Fine Arts has taken over toestablish.

Born in 1980 in Athens, Greece.
Lives and works in Athens, Greece.
She has studied Painting under Professor T. Patraskidis, Printmaking, Stage design, Photography, Graphic Design, Materials & Material Technology at Athens School of Fine Arts (2005) and received her MA in Art and Media Practice (2007): Research, Creative Production, Critical Debate & Public Engagement of a Project (Film and Television Theory, Culture and Industry, Research Methods, Structuralism and Psychoanalysis) from the University οf Westminster, London. She has had solo exhibitions in the UK, Greece, Italy and group exhibitions in Greece and abroad, whereas she curated many of them. Since 2011 she is the director of Artia Gallery, where she organizes art exhibitions such as a participation in Art Athina International Contemporary Art Fair 2013 and Art Athina International Contemporary Art Fair 2014.

Born in Athens, Greece in 1972.
Lives and works in Athens and in Crete, Greece.
She studied at the Athens School of Economics (1991-1997) and at the Athens School of Fine Arts (2000-2004). She received a scholarship from the Greek National Scholarships Foundation (2000-2004) and studied abroad as an Erasmus student at Kunsthochschule Weissensee in Berlin (2003-2004). At the Athens School of Fine Arts she studied Painting, Graphic Design and Stage Design. She is currently enrolled in a second degree in Sculpture. She has had three solo exhibitions, 2006 “Geisha”, Gallery of Mykonos, 2005 Gallery of Agios Nikolaos, Crete and 2005 “Space- Dress”, Monohoro Gallery, Athens. She has had many group exhibitions, 2001 Greek Ministry of transportation Award for the artistic work exhibited in the central Railway Station in Piraeus port, Athens, 2002 Student’s Biennale of the Greek Schools of fine Arts, Crete, 2004 First prize at the painting and sculpture Competition of Agios Nikolaos Gallery, Crete, 2005 Benaki Museum Peireos Str. Award and exhibition of the 6 highest gradet graduating students of the Fine Art School for the year 2004, 2008 "Image-Space-Action", Athens Exhibition of young artists, Hellenic Chamber of Fine Arts, Gazi Technopolis, Athens, 2010 "On the brink of the next social revolution", Forum for creative minds, Part 1, Art Radionica Lazareti (ARL) Cultural Center Art Workshop Lazareti, Dubrovnik Croatia and 2011 "On the brink of the next social revolution", Forum for creative minds, Part 2, Zagreb, sponsored and organized by the Goethe Institute, Croatia.

Korina Roumelioti was born in Athens in 1978 and studied Interior Design until in 2014 she was actively involved in ceramics. Attended classes at the Museum of Modern Ceramics - G. Psaropoulou Foundation. From the first moment she touched clay she knew that was made for it. The hobby became a job.
She designs and handbuilt unique pieces. She uses low clay, stoneware clay and porcelain. She moderns ceramics are full of colors.
As a child of "Keramos", the long journey of clay never stops.

Mikaella Theofanopoulou (M_theta_), was born in Tokyo, Japan and is an independent artist-designer based in Athens. After completing her Masters at the Oxford School of Architecture, she worked in interior design, inspired by the traditional Japanese aesthetics of wabi-sabi philosophy. Her intense admiration for the 'clean' lines and the organic forms of the interiors, pushed her to turn her perspective to the creation of works of art that reveal an authentic and essential connection of function and form.

It draws its inspiration from different artistic currents ranging from minimalism to expressionism and communicates its abstract ideas with the refined visual language of the 'one line' which is perceived worldwide and is subject to multiple interpretations at the same time. Her art accepts and explores the surrounding imperfection through the perfection and simplicity of a single line, which can only omit anything unnecessary. Her works invite the viewer to discover that even the most complex emotion can arise through a discreet fine line.

The elegance of the less-is-more mentality and the variety of all these distinct emotions are reflected in M_Theta_'s designs mainly through the depiction of human faces. Her works encourage the viewer to "Embrace the interior of the 'hygge' through the imperfect perfection of a unique line".

M_Theta_ uses small or large scale canvas, sometimes paper and fabric, sometimes walls for high quality residential or hotel projects. In addition to the original works of art, her designs are also reproduced as Limited Edition prints of various sizes. They include a Certificate of Authenticity, signed, and numbered.

Her most recent collection of works begins with a free-flowing line as a base and then colors such as dark blue or gold fill in the blanks and allow the viewer to enter the "negative" perspective world of each work of art.

M_Theta_ has participated in many pop-up events in Athens, London, Barcelona, ​​etc. A collection of original M_theta_ artwork was recently unveiled at the Brick Lane Gallery in one of London's most iconic areas, Shoreditch

Lex Pan focuses her practice primarily on abstract portraiture, she brings these portraits to life through her playful digital illustrations, her oil based canvases, and her monochromatic designs.

Lex was drawing from a very young age, and she quickly understood the impact of her art when she randomly painted the portrait of a distraught couple - as soon as the couple visiting her family saw the portrait, the woman immediately assumed that the portrait was referring to her marriage and that Lex could see this couple’s relationship a lot clearer through her own eyes.

Her work now still explores themes of identity, human connection, mental health and female power; it usually involves human-like creatures struggling to come to terms with their own emotions. Lex uses her art as a medium to encourage her own personal growth as well as her viewers’.

Having moved to London at the age of eighteen, for her Drama & English Literature BA she was quickly exposed to the vibrant art world of London. Later on, she started working at an East End contemporary art gallery as well as as a studio assistant to an established artist – where she decided to pursue her own career as an artist.

She has now moved to Greece and has begun her artistic journey, having her first solo show in November 2021 and taking part in many group shows ever since.

Simoni is an artist who has made an impression due to her raw talent and her contemporary approach to art. She has been recognized worldwide and has been featured in magazines such as British Vogue, Vanity Fair and Tatler. Her world is surrounded by Greek elements, flowers, colored auras and a pink melancholy that has been commented on in various interviews.

Her unique technique that combines photography and various mixed media has been distinguished among leading artists abroad, in exhibitions in Milan, London, Monte Carlo, Madrid and Greece. Simoni started working as an artist at the beginning of COVID, when she decided to return to Greece after 10 years of living in London. She has launched her personal Studio in Thessaloniki where she keeps creating new pieces. She is actively expressing her inspiration from feminine energy and “Modern muses” by an interview series she is hosting.

Her inspiration is love, the auras of the people and the elegance of a crying Greece.

She has participated in the Arco Yucatan Exhibition in Athens, Monaco International Art Fair, Van Gogh Madrid Exhibition, Visual Space Featured Artist, Myro Gallery ‘Anti-stress’ Exhibition, 100 Contemporary Greek Artists (Ostria Publications), Contemporary Art Curator ‘River of Dreams’ Exhibition, Visionary Art Collective ‘When Words fail’ Exhibition, Mads Milano ‘Philo poem’ Gallery Exhibition, Visual Space ‘Spring Virtual Exhibition’, Art Number 23 London – Athens, ΔΕΚΑ 5 / ΕΝΔΕΚΑ, Art Time Gallery Athens, Hansford and Sons, Greek Artists Hub & Woman Artist Collaboration

Solo Exhibition at Myro Gallery in January 2022.

Has been featured in British Vogue, Vanity Fair, Tatler, Parallaxi, Glow Magazine, Lifo, Kathimerini, Pikap Community, The Art Space, Greek Artists Hub, Visual Space Magazine, Contemporary Art Curator, Polis Magazino, Kalo Mina (New York Magazine) , VOL UP (Paris Magazine)

He was born in Thessaloniki in 1960. He studied civil engineering in Thessaloniki while also attending painting classes with Nikos Sachinis. He then studied film directing in Athens and later pursued postgraduate studies in the philosophy of art at the Sorbonne University in Paris, focusing on the relationship between cinema and painting.

He has directed dozens of films and video works that have been showcased at the Thessaloniki Festival and other major festivals across Europe, as well as in museums and art galleries.

His paintings have been exhibited in Greece and abroad in 42 solo exhibitions and over a hundred group exhibitions. In 2014, the Cyclades Gallery, in collaboration with the Zoumboulakis Gallery, presented a major retrospective of his work in Syros. On the occasion of the exhibition, his book "Looking Inward" was published by Kritiki Editions.

His work has been featured in numerous books, catalogs, music albums, and covers of major publishing houses. His pieces are part of art galleries, museums, and significant collections in Greece and abroad. He is a permanent collaborator of the Zoumboulakis Gallery in Athens and the Theorema Art Gallery in Brussels.

Gianni Mantovani was born in 1950 in Concordia (Modena), where he still resides. He studied at the Art Institute of Modena and at the Academy of Fine Arts of Bologna.

At the age of 17, he won a competition held among students of Italian Art Academies at the Palazzo dei Musei in Modena and later participated, representing the Academy of Fine Arts of Bologna, in the "Third Printmaking Exhibition" at the National Print Cabinet at the Farnesina in Rome.

At the age of 23, he began teaching Painting at the Artistic High School of Bologna. In the mid-1980s, his artistic research turned towards abstract art in line with the critic Giorgio Cortenova (Director of the Gallery of Modern Art in Verona), who theorized "Archaic Abstraction," presenting him at the Pinacoteca of Macerata and the Civic Gallery of Vicenza. During this period, he exhibited works with abstraction that became increasingly lyrical, curated by Claudio Cerritelli (Professor at the Brera Academy), exhibiting in Florence, Genoa, Trieste, Verona, Rome, and Sofia (Bulgaria).

In 1994, he became a tenured professor of "Painting" at the Academy of Fine Arts of Bologna after winning the national competition for the Fine Arts Academies, where artistic qualifications are fundamental for the assignment of points. For several years, he was Secretary of the Institute of Painting. The University of Bologna offered him contracts to teach specialization courses (SISS) for future teachers of Artistic Education and Painting. For years, he worked with Concetto Pozzati, who held one of the most prestigious painting chairs in Italy.

In 1994, he participated in the exhibitions "Cinderella's Revenge" and "Spectacles" alongside Armani, Ferré, Jean Paul Gaultier, Yves Saint Laurent, which were exhibited worldwide, at the Cristinerose Gallery in New York, Lane Crawford in Hong Kong, and Smith's Galleries in London.

His works have been published in important books on both national and international levels, including "Painting in Italy - The 20th Century" by Enrico Crispolti and Carlo Pirovano, "Figures of the 20th Century," and "Plexus Black Box" from the University La Sapienza of Rome. The book "A regola d'Arte" on Modenese art of the 19th and 20th centuries states: "Mantovani is considered one of the most vibrant and modern minds in Modenese painting." In the book "The Field of Culture in Modena," it is noted that "Mantovani is among the artists who will be remembered in the future." Articles about him have been published in prominent magazines and newspapers, including Flash Art International, Giornale dell'Arte, Arte Mondadori, Segno, Juliet, and Il Sole 24 Ore.

His works are permanently held in museums across Italy, including the Civic Museums Palazzo Buonaccorsi in Macerata, the Villa Croce Museum in Genoa, the Museum in Motion in Piacenza, and the Magi Museum of the 20th Century in Pieve di Cento (Bologna).

The 1990s saw Mantovani develop an interest in African Art, and works from his collection were exhibited in Paris, Genoa, and Milan, and published in books and magazines in France, England, Belgium, and the United States. This interest significantly contributed to accelerating a creative turning point, where his new paintings became charged with simple, fantastic images. Landscapes, flowers, and nature were depicted through primary and essential forms, drawing from memories and a dreamlike vision.

Exhibitions have been organized in public and private spaces: Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome (FAO World Food Summit), Romberg Gallery in Latina, Mazzocchi Gallery in Parma, "Casa Cini" Cultural Institute in Ferrara, Italian Cultural Institute in Berlin, Angoulême Municipal Gallery (France), University of Poreč (Croatia), Pico Castle in Mirandola, Castelfranco Emilia Civic Museum, National Pinacoteca of Bologna, Palazzo d'Accursio in Bologna, Unimediamodern Gallery in Genoa, Sforzesco Castle Pinacoteca in Vigevano.

Mantovani increasingly addresses environmental issues and feels the urgency to address the problems related to climate change and global warming, with the support of FAI, WWF, and Legambiente.

He exhibited in Asunción (Paraguay), where the Italian Ambassador selected Gianni Mantovani's artwork as his favorite.

Recently, he participated in an exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversary of the historic Bocca Bookstore in Milan (Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II).

Among others, the following critics and writers have dedicated writings and notes on his work: Renato Barilli, Mario Bertoni, Luigina Bortolatto, Maria Campitelli, Toti Carpentieri, Renata Casarin, Giorgio Celli, Claudio Cerritelli, Vittoria Coen, Diego Collovini, Giorgio Cortenova, Enrico Crispolti, Roberto Daolio, Gianfranco Ferlisi, Michele Fuoco, Armando Ginesi, Antonio E. M. Giordano, Walter Guadagnini, Massimo Mussini, Filiberto Menna, Nicola Micieli, Luigi Meneghelli, Marco Meneguzzo, Sandro Parmiggiani, Marilena Pasquali, Concetto Pozzati, Giuliano Serafini, Sandro Ricaldone, and Matteo Vanzan.