Interview with Britain Uncovered!

Britain Uncovered recently sat down with me to delve into the world of art and society. In the first part of our interview, we explored topics ranging from figurative art to the inspiration behind my work. We also delved into the significance of words in relation to my artistic creations.

What is Figurative Art?

Figurative art is a form of art that represents the human form or figures. It focuses on depicting the physical appearance of the subject, whether it be a person, animal, or object. For me, figurative art allows me to capture the essence of humanity and convey emotions through visual representation.

Where Do You Find Inspiration?

Inspiration can come from anywhere and everywhere. Whether it's a walk in nature, a conversation with a friend, or a piece of music, inspiration can strike at any moment. I find that my surroundings, experiences, and emotions all play a role in shaping my creative process.

Why are Words Important in Your Work?

Words hold a special place in my artistic practice. They can add layers of meaning, evoke emotions, and provide context to the visual elements in my work. By incorporating words into my art, I aim to create a dialogue between the viewer and the piece, inviting interpretation and reflection.

If you're curious to learn more about my thoughts on art and society, be sure to check out the full interview with Britain Uncovered here. Stay tuned for the second part of our conversation where we dive even deeper into the intersection of art and society!

https://www.britainuncovered.co.uk/post/interview-with-artist-stephanie-tripolitaki-part-one