Biography

Afrodite Papadouli studied Painting in the Athens School of Fine Arts under the supervision of Yannis Psychopedis.

While still being a student she was distinguished in a local competition on the project of the refurbishment of Piraeus station and subsequently she won a prize in a major European competition on the introduction of the Euro currency entitled “Painting the Euro”.

She has presented her work in 14 solo and many more group exhibitions so far and her themes are a blend of reality and magical realism, often influenced by mythology and history.

Recently, her themes include the observation of the city landscape with the intention of pointing out the necessity of nature. Within these subjects she can express freely and effortlessly her instant emotions in glowing lively colours.

Solo Exhibitions

2025 Melina, Arts and Community Centre of Athens
2023 Egina Aigina, Athens
2023 Cube Gallery, Patras
2021 ELEPHANT DESIGN, Athens
2019 Saatchi Gallery, Mess Room, London
2017 Hellenic Centre, London
2014 Gallery 7, Athens
2011 Gallery 7, Athens
2009 3 Βedfordbury gallery, Covent Garden, London
2009 Gallery 7, Athens
2008 Giomisti Kefali, Sifnos Island, Greece
2007 Gallery 7, Athens
2005 Gallery Christina Karella, Athens
2003 Gallery Christina Karella, Athens

During the years 2007, 2008 two of her works were hosted in the Artistic Panorama of Thessaloniki Greece (Salonica)

Group Exhibitions

2021 exhibition Florence Biennale October
2018 European Medecines Agency, London
2015 Art Links – Make a Wish, Gallery 7, Athens
2015 Art Athina, Athens
2014 Piece Mechanisms, Santorini Bienalle, Santorini
2014 Art Athina, Athens
2012 Broadway Gallery, New York
2010 LLEWELLYN ALEXANDER GALLERY, Waterloo, London
2008 Gallery 7, Athens
2006 Art Philo Gallery, London
2006 Booze Cooperativa, Athens
2006 Exhibition for the Human Rights, Park of Freedom – Athens
2005 Gallery Christina Karella, Athens
2004 Gallery Christina Karella, Athens
2001 Gallery 7, Athens
2001 Painting Euro, Zapion Megaron – Athens
2001 “Piraeus – Port – Station”, Electric Railways, Piraeus