Bio:

Dimitris Gkikas (1984, GR) is a new media artist with a background in graphic design, which he employs as a tool for developing digital art and video game projects. By blending self-created content with found online materials in a collage-based practice, he explores themes of memory, solitude, and stasis. His small-scale, playful works often take the form of loops or deliberately unfinished pieces, embracing a sense of intentional incompleteness and suspended meaning. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at the 19th Media Art Biennale WRO (Wroclaw), Ars Electronica, Dortmunder U (Dortmund), Transmediale Vorspiel (Berlin), and FILE Festival (São Paulo), among others.