SERIES

OMORFONIOS is a figure who moves between laughter and irony, someone who knows how to charm and slip away with the slightest gesture. In the work, he meets Karagiozis as if in an old game of roles,
where humor and humanity intertwine effortlessly. Their relationship is not momentary; it has been built over time, through stories told under lamplight, in courtyards and small squares,
where children once laughed loudly. Their bodies are formed from patterns that resemble textures of memory and oral tradition. In OMORFONIOS, the folk spirit is reflected through humor,
tenderness, and inventiveness, qualities that remain alive, present, and deeply rooted in the way we continue to tell and share our stories.