Artistic Interview

Question: How long have you worshipped art and which styles?
Giotopanos: The revelation occurred 35 years ago. The challenges in the vortex of art sensation were Literature, Poetry Treatises and Painting.
Question: How do you interpret the complexities in the artistic challenge and pursuit?
Giotopanos: I discovered through the course of artistic production that sensory stimulation follows a cascading path from SENSATION -> META-SENSATION -> POST META-SENSATION up to the UNIFORM AESTHETIC FIELD (Sensory organs, centripetal nerves, synapses, sensory centers, emotional brain, memory and cognitive processing centres).; This implies that the creative process follows a unified journey, where differences in the type of production are dependent upon various factors such as meeting needs, the measure of freedom, education, the benefits of life, the producer’s genetic genre, recognition of impulsive vibrations, etc.
Question: What motivated you to deflect your creative goals? What led you from scientific research into the field of artist research?
Giotopanos: It’s the free flight that art allows and provides you, as opposed to the shackles of scientific progress.; Art’s inner strength and therapeutic value leas to credulity, love and friendship and the revelation of the secret paths that are inherent in the vastness of each creator’s mystic codes.
Question: Are there any inspirational rules that drive your artwork?
Giotopanos: In my opinion, the creator’s mind contains a volcano that can potentially produce missiles with various scientific, social, artistic and so forth targets.; Inspiration is creation that is laying in ambush, which is conceived under the right conditions. It emerges as a Utopia of either missed opportunities or glorious realization.
Question: Has Hellas influenced you art?
Giotopanos: My thoughts and reason are Hellenic Mythology! And Hellenic History?
It is Hellenic light!
Every color, juice, flavor and aesthetic vibration is Hellenic!
Question: Has the internet influenced your art?
Giotopanos: In order that it may survive and emerge, art needs the public’s caress.; Any work that has not been exposed to public criticism is condemned to death.