"My art invites the observer to feel part of the superorganism that evolves when we interact and collaborate. Love drives me to create the new here and now."

Anastasios Nyfadopoulos

     Anastasios Nyfadopoulos holds an MA in Fine Art from the University of Brighton, graduating with distinction. Ηe is a member of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece and has exhibited his work in Greece, Spain, United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom. Leading international publications, including the Associated Press, The Guardian, The New York Times, Público, and Xinhua, have written about his art. In 2015, at the age of 22, Anastasios Nyfadopoulos created “Crisis”, the first public sculpture addressing the Global Financial Crisis and its consequences on humanity. This groundbreaking artwork has inspired analysis and commentary from seventeen distinguished professors across five different universities, expanding its resonance across artistic, scholarly, and public discourse. In 2018, Nyfadopoulos won the Global Arts Award from Red Line Art Works, with artists from twenty-eight countries participating. 

     Anastasios focuses on humanity, how it is shaped, how it may change and evolve. With the healing process of collective trauma being the overarching theme in his work, he interconnects performance, poems and sculpture. His material research explores basalt fiber, carbon fiber, mycelium and plant-based resin. 

Selected Exhibitions

March 2023: FEDA exhibition,
Park Regis Kris Kin, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

July 2022: MA Fine Art Final show, University of Brighton, Brighton, United Kingdom

July 2022: MA Fine Art Final show, University of Brighton, Brighton, United Kingdom

May 2021: Group Exhibition “MyheArt” Greek French Association, Athens, Greece

March 2020: Group Exhibition “Retrospectiva” Time of Art Gallery, Kifissia, Greece

November 2019: Group Exhibition “Exposing Violence” Institute of Fine Arts Tsichritzi, Kifissia, Greece

May 2019: Duo Exhibition “Blue like Blue” Time of Art Gallery, Kifissia, Greece

December 2018: Group Exhibition “Mesogeios” Municipal Art Gallery of Piraeus, Piraeus, Greece

November 2018: Group Exhibition of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece Byzantine Museum of Athens, Greece

October 2018: Group Exhibition “Scenes from the past and the future” Time of Art Gallery, Kifissia, Greece

June 2018: Art Athina 2018, Artzone 42 Gallery, Greece

June 2017: “Refuge: in search of safety” Fringe Arts Bath Festival 2017 (Juried), Bath, United Kingdom

December 2017: Group Exhibition “Regard” by Feral Horses, London, United Kingdom

December 2016: Solo Exhibition “Blue. It is not from around here” Artower Agora Gallery, Athens, Greece