A female figure, barefoot and dressed in shades of red and gold, hovers over the city. The source of life and the core of the world, it magnetizes and attracts everything that surrounds us and defines us. He is redefining the representation of women. Here’s what’s on his poster 63rd Thessaloniki Film Festival created by visual artist Dimitris Trimitsios (Taxi). It’s about a real-life superheroine who goes above and beyond in the myriad roles assigned to her. What requires each of us and all together to see with a new look.

The artist painted the original work on canvas and acrylic on paper. It will be exhibited at the 63rd Festival at the MOMus Center for Experimental Art, and then the artist will donate his work to the Festival to be sold at auction, the proceeds of which will go to support abused women.

Dimitris Trimitsios (Taxis) was born in Poland in 1983 and studied painting at the Athens School of Fine Arts. His passion for graffiti started at a very young age, and since 2005 he has been creative as a street artist. In 2002, he was featured in the 9 Eleftherotypia magazine’s young talents comic competition, and since 2005 he has been publishing comics in the well-known Babel magazine. Dimitris Trimitsios has illustrated LIFO, SINEMA, Don’t Panic and more magazines. He was also the director of photography for the feature film “Pink Paramana” by Nikos Pomonis, which received a special mention in the “Digital Wave” section of the 47th Thessaloniki Film Festival, and also collaborated on the set of the film “Rose” by Alexandros Voulgaris. From 2005 to 2009 he participated in the Babel International Comics Festival, as well as in a series of exhibitions held both in Greece and abroad (1st Biennial of Young Artists, 7PLY Project, Remap, etc.). In addition, he collaborated with the GPO Crew art team, also doing tattoo art in the NICO Tattoo Crew.

The 63rd Thessaloniki Film Festival will be held infrom 3 to 13 November 2022