Thirteen visual artists present their works and cite works by important colleagues (Greek and foreign), who inspired or influenced their aesthetics and style.

Through the presentation of the artists themselves, the universality of visual art and how this universality - through their work - is constituted and influenced by incorporating elements from their experiential and spiritual tradition and experience. The Athens School of Fine Arts has been an advisor to the series.

Ilias Papailiakis, one of the most active and renowned Greek artists, constantly converses with the history of Greek painting. Papailiakis talks to us about his latest work “Theoretical objects. Works 2017-2020”, which includes works of the last three years: paintings, drawings and sculptures. The “theoretical object” in Papailiakis' work is the subject of study and research: It is the human body, violence and history, art and archaeology, landscape and nature, the genealogy of desire, the history of civilisation, “the cultural footprints of the past”; it is antiquity and its “afterlife”.