Katerina Bousiou

Born in Serres, Greece

Lives & works in Thessaloniki, Greece

   The works usually have an autobiographical character. A depiction of excessive emotions that are usually captured with some distortion and also obsessions that an everyday human might have, mainly characterise the theme. This theme arises and  revolves around the attempt to capture scenes that reflect various human relationships, often emphasizing the discomfort these relationships carry due to a lack of empathy and the projection of different behavioral patterns. Through those works the artist try to delve into the complexities of human interactions, where misunderstandings, emotional barriers, and miscommunications create a sense of unease. The absence of empathy serves as a central point, often highlighting the emotional distance between individuals, making it difficult for genuine connection to take place. Through distorted figures, uncomfortable body language, or fragmented settings, these paintings illustrate the tension and alienation that result from these social dynamics.

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