Konstantin Sgouridis is a visual artist whose largely figurative and expressive practice embraces multiple media to explore the terrain of psychoanalysis, while fully assuming an aesthetic that is often kitsch or decorative. Drawing inspiration from mythology and popular culture, his work stages fantasized women and animals.
One might consider that, in this body of work, the artist revisits the universe of Jean Cocteau by engaging with his recurring themes: mythological creatures, a theatrical aesthetic, and the symbolic dimension of body language.
