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This series of paintings is inspired by Ingmar Bergman’s film “Through a Glass Darkly”. I saw it in Greece, during my adolescence, and this was the exact Greek translation of the Swedish title.

I have been drawing since my childhood: models in fanciful dresses, but mostly entire cities. I also used to write poetry. Throughout my adolescence, several teachers of different disciplines were trying to talk me into this or the other artistic profession. All had one common demand: absolute devotion. I followed that by choosing piano performance and, over the next decades, I devoted myself to this art entirely. I was happy with my decision but not entirely happy to have chosen only one direction-and, secretly, continued drawing.. The good thing about my choice: I learned to focus. This ability would prove to be priceless during my later artistic development. But, one day, something inside me exploded: I allowed myself to study Fashion...