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INO's mural artwork in Kiev, Ukraine.
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INO's mural artwork in Reykjavik, Iceland
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INO's mural artwork in Florida, USA

INO is a visual artist from Greece who studied painting at the Athens School of Fine Arts. During his studies he also attended workshops in photography, typography, engraving, sculpture, multimedia, hypermedia and graphic design.[citation needed]


Work

Inspired by the behaviour of people and the consequences of their actions, INO's art explores themes of social and political issues, as well as the misuse of technology and power. His first experimental pieces emerged the year 2000, when he started creating graffiti fonts and characters. Gradually INO’s work evolved into figurative painting with influences of photorealism. His images are identified by fragmented forms and a grayscale colour palette with touches of light blue.[citation needed]


In recent years, he has participated in various art projects and exhibitions in Europe, America and the Middle East. The majority of his works are paintings and large scale murals.[citation needed]


Notable Works

  • Artwork for Urban Nation Museum - Berlin, Germany [1]
  • Mural painted on Cyprus Parliament Building - Nicosia, Cyprus [4]
  • First Contemporary Greek Artist Exhibition in Doha, Qatar [5]
  • Interior wall painting on The Coca Cola Offices (Central & Southern Europe) [6]
  • Painting on Onassis Cultural Centre - Athens, Greece [10]
  • Painting on Story Nightclub for the Art Basel - Miami Beach, USA [11]



Publications

  • Wang Shaoqiang, "Walled City", Sandu Publishing, p.196-201, China 2017
  • Narcelio Grud, "INO", Con Creto, p.94-95 & Front Cover, Governo do Estado do Ceara, Brazil 2017
  • Ed Bartlet, Lonely Planet Global Limited, “Street Art”, p.14-17-43, April 2017
  • Rachel Roberts, “ArtRePublic”, Arbus Magazine, p.27-28, Florida USA, Oct/November 2016
  • Andre Kreft, 25 Pages Collection 1, “Masters of Paint”, p.12, Rotterdam, The Netherlands 2016
  • Duccio Dogheria,”Murales”, Street Art, p.179-180, Giunti Publications, Milano, October 2015
  • Duccio Dogheria, “Street Art”, Art E Dossier, p.43, Giunti Publications, Italy, November 2014
  • Lee Bofkin, “INO", Concrete Canvas, p.202-203 & Back Cover, Cassel Publications, Great Britain 2014
  • Kiley Bell, "Art For Example", Misc Magazine, p.115, Summer Issue 2014
  • Liz Alderman, "Across Athens, Graffiti Worth a Thousand Words of Malaise", International New York Times, Interview, p.1-3, April 16 2014 [12]



References

  1. ^ “INO inside the first official Museum dedicated to the Urban Contemporary Art.” (Sept 19 2017)
  2. ^ “INO 's work on Park Inn Hotel Abu Dhabi” (May 18 2017)'
  3. ^ “Manhattan, NYC 2016 - Part of the work in the new FCB offices” (December 14 2016)
  4. ^ INO PAINTS POLITICALLY-CHARGED MURAL INSIDE CYPRUS PARLIAMENT BUILDING” Juxtapoz Magazine (June 6 2016)
  5. ^ “INO - Qatar 2016” Behance (May 27 2016)
  6. ^ “INO inside the new Coca Cola offices of central Europe” Official Facebook Page (December 23 2015)
  7. ^ “We Have The Power”, a new mural by INO on Piraeus Port, Greece” StreetArtNews (September 8 2015)
  8. ^ “'The Greeks: Episode 2 The Good Strife' PBS, National Geographic” (June 22 2016)
  9. ^ “Avicii - The Days (Lyric Video)” AviciiOfficialVEVO (October 3 2014)
  10. ^ “Mural Update INO “Creasing”” Graffuturism (May 19 2014)
  11. ^ “INO “Story” New Street Piece – Miami Beach, USA” StreetArtNews (January 8 2014)
  12. ^ "Across Athens, Graffiti Worth a Thousand Words of Malaise" The New York Times (April 16 2014)


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