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​​Afroditi Mavroeidi,born in 1979 in Athens, Greece, is a Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist. Her work has gained international recognition, including being shortlisted for the 2010 Sony World Photography Awards. Notable exhibitions include the 24th Trierenberg Super Circuit in Austria (2015), the 83rd Deutsche Fotomeisterschaft (2015), and the 97th International Exhibition of the Southampton Camera Club (2010). She has also exhibited at the Sony World Photography Awards in Cannes (2010) and participated in the Al-Thani Award for Photography in Qatar (2009).
Afroditi works at the intersection of digital photography and fine art, crafting digitally manipulated photographic artworks that blend high-resolution photography with AI-generated elements and layered textures. Her style is painterly, fusing digital brushwork with subtle compositing to create visuals that emulate the depth of canvas-based artworks. Known for her emotionally rich portraiture, she infuses her images with historical and mythological motifs, using a saturated palette of reds, blacks, and earthy tones to evoke a dark yet luminous aesthetic.
Focusing on feminine empowerment, spiritual transformation, and the dichotomy of vulnerability and strength, Afroditi draws inspiration from Orthodox Christian symbolism and classical art to explore identity, mortality, and rebirth in the modern age. Her series The Soul Remembered is a visual reckoning with inherited silence, where a red-clad woman emerges as both memory and defiance. The Spring Spirit captures the quiet moment when the world begins to stir, and change arrives without announcement.