"We ate it all together"

A few words about the project:

Watercolor on paper, 28×38 cm.
(self-portrait of an insect, 2025)

The work is inspired by Kafka's protagonist in The Metamorphosis to comment on the position of the individual in contemporary Greek reality, as summarized in Theodoros Pangalos' phrase "We ate it all together." This phrase reflects the Greek economy's crisis of overconsumption and collective or imposed guilt.
With unreasonable dignity, modern Greeks accept alienation, poverty, responsibility—even when it has been transformed into something no one wants to see.

Mixed Technique

“Epilogue”

“Επίλογος” Λίγα Λόγια για το έργο: Το φυτό πάπυρος μου το χάρισε πριν σχεδόν 40 χρόνια ως σύμβολο της ευτυχίας – υπήρχε λόγος-. Τελικά ανέδειξε

“This Is How I Painted ‘Absolute Love’”

“This Is How I Painted Ultimate Love” A Few Words About the Work: Someone asked me how I would paint ultimate love. And I immediately saw a bright light inside

“I Painted Happiness”

“I Painted Happiness” A Few Words About the Work: I thought I would paint happiness. In the end, it was just an emptiness, a silence! I outlined it

“Traces”

“Traces” A Few Words About the Work: The traces that already exist—those that stand in your way—become precious opportunities in life.

“Fly high,I’ve got your back!”

“Fly high, I’ve got your back!” A few words about the project: Only one person could say it, mean it, and make it happen.

“The Meeting”

“The Meeting” A Few Words About the Work: There were many setbacks along its terrifyingly difficult path. Yet these “moments of joy” became memories—references

“The Meeting”

“The Meeting” A Few Words About the Work: There were many setbacks along its terrifyingly difficult path. Yet these “moments of joy” became memories—references

Προετοιμασία για την πορεία (Λάδι σε Καμβά)

Preparing for the journey (Oil on Canvas) A few words about the work: My name is Alexandra Milopoulou. For me, painting is not just an image. It is a need to bear witness,