Fikos Antonios

<div>Having a background as both a graffiti artist and an iconographer in Orhodox Christian Chrurches, Fikos has his own unique way to express his ideas. Its is the first time that the monumental Byzantine technique meets a contemporary art form such street art.<br>Follow the artist to explore his exciting art:<br>@fikosantonios</div>

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"History of metalworks"

"58th Primary School Project"

<div>The artist made this amazing piece for "Artwalk" festival in Patras, Greece.<br>It is painted on Western Greece's Region Building and it is illustrating a scene on the Centauromachy, where Theseus is overcoming the centaur Eurytion in order to save Hippodamia. This classical theme in greek mythology was decorating the Parthenon of the Acropolis and according to some scholars represents the victory of civilisation against barbarity.<br>Follow the artist to discover his amazing art:<br>@fikosantonios</div>

"Centauromachy"

<div>Byzantine fresco from Greak artist Fikos Antonios.&nbsp;</div>

Earth and Sky 

<div>Having a background as both a graffiti artist and an iconographer in Orhodox Christian Chrurches, Fikos has his own unique way to express his ideas. Its is the first time that the monumental Byzantine technique meets a contemporary art form such street art.<br>Follow the artist to explore his great art:<br>@fikosantonios</div>

"Wasted love series"

<div>Dimensions: 4×3.5 m, Materials: Acrylics on wall, Year: 2016.T he mural is located some lanes away from the port of Piraeus, in the ruins of a neoclassical building from the previous century.</div>

Bodies (The Refugees)

<div>Eros&nbsp;<br>Organization: Chain Reaktion https://www.facebook.com/lancanareakcija<br>Artist: Fikos Antonios https://www.instagram.com/fikosantonios/<br>Alcyone and Ceyx were happily living in Trachis, in which there were also kings. They were so in love that they were calling "Zeus" and "Hera" one another. This fact enraged Zeus, who killed Ceyx with a thunder storm, and Alcyone who couldn't bare this, killed her self. After that, out of compassion, gods transformed them to kingfishers (Alcyones).<br>Now Alcyone is sitting on Eros' bow, maybe looking at him with anger, maybe begging him not to throw another arrow, maybe asking why all this happened, or, maybe, thinking that she is not regretting any of this and she now understands the divine plans.<br>And, maybe, he is looking at her feeling sorry, or even tired by the burden of his task, but still, determined to do it again, as this is his nature.<br>Who knows.&nbsp;</div>

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