Welcome to my world of creations
Motion made visible, light made language.
I blur, shake, and stitch the world into abstraction, a pulse of imperfection, ritual, and care.
Each piece whispers: to feel is to resist, to see is to connect, to create is to survive.
Exhibited at Beeple Studios on May 4th 2024 during the DIGITAL ART DEATHMATCH event!! theme was “AI OVERLORDS”
Exhibited at Beeple Studios in CHARLESTON, SC on May 4th 2024 during DIGITAL ART DEATHMATCH event! theme was “AI OVERLORDS”
Exhibited at TEZCON event organised by TezTones in the Seattle NFT Museum June 1st, 2024
Christina Savvatianou – Plektani Art
Art photography, painting, textile creations, creative writing
Artist by nature. A freelance art photographer since 1986 and a member of the Hellenic Photographic Society (EFE), I’ve participated in numerous competitions and exhibitions both in Greece and abroad, with several works receiving recognition.
For 16 years, I worked in advertising photography, but the call of artistic expression captured my heart, and I’ve devoted myself fully to it ever since.
A self-taught painter since childhood, I later pursued studies in art. In 2010, I discovered the creative power of crochet and textile art, adding another layer of expression to my work.
During the pandemic, I joined online exhibitions such as 100 Photos (Berlin) link and several shows organized by Dimitris Lazarou.
Since April 2019, I am a member of the Designers Group of AthensArt Organization – Greece, and member of the International Artworks Selection Committee of same Organization as a curator, curating the artworks that participate in various events of the Organization also participating with paintings and photographs of mine in Exhibitions and annual art publications of the organization since 2017.
In June 2021, four of my photography works were featured in the physical exhibition Dream On at Tsichritzis Art Foundation, Kifissia, Greece.
Since November 2021, I’ve been active in web3 showcasing my artworks as NFTs. I’m considered an emerging creator in the space and an engaged member of various NFT communities on Tezos blockchain, including Womenverse, Teztones, Skull Degen Club, The TTC, Tezos Artist Network, This is a Raid, TeiaArt. 23ArtCollective, Meta Musee, supporting and contributing to the growth of this evolving ecosystem, and embracing blockchain technology to expand both my skills and artistic reach.
I currently host three NFT collections on Tezos Objkt.com:
and various artworks on Teia.Art
I was honored to receive the Lovelace Scholarship through the Womenverse collective, allowing me to pursue web development studies via Udemy, skills I plan to reinvest into the web3/NFT community.
Social causes and activism hold a central place in my life and my art journey. In web3 I’ve participated in initiatives like #TezQuakeAid (supporting earthquake survivors) and #Tez4Pal (supporting children affected by the war in Palestine), as well as several charity events hosted on Objkt and Teia, including #ArtForArtists utilizing a Breadfond contract.
In May 2024, one of my AI-assisted pieces was exhibited in the Beeple event, and a motion photograph of mine was featured in the debut exhibition of Arcrush Gallery in Brussels. Another on of my photographs is included in the curated collection of Fakewhale Art Market on Objktcom.
Also exhibited artworks at first TEZCON event organized by TezTones in the Seattle NFT Museum on June 1st, 2024.
My dream is to further introduce NFT art to my country, helping more artists who struggle with everyday challenges find their place in this space of opportunity, creativity, and connection—the future of artistic expression.
I’ve participated in both physical and digital charity exhibitions through online photography communities. In 2007, as part of an activist environmental group for many years, I helped organize reforestation actions, educational events for children, and volunteered as a translator, making news more accessible for online radio broadcasts.
Each of my artworks is created with care, intention, and love.
Multidisciplinary Visual Artist | Photography | Digital Art | Textile Practice | Painting | Writing
Greece
Christina Savvatianou, who works under the name Plektani Art, is a multidisciplinary visual artist from Greece. Her creative journey spans photography, digital art, textile practice, painting, and writing. Christina's work is deeply centered around the themes of imperfection, emotion, social injustice, and the complexity of the human condition—finding beauty within chaos, fragmentation, and hardship. Her practice explores the hidden narratives of life, where light and darkness coexist, and where creativity becomes a form of resistance and transformation.
Christina’s abstract motion photography is among her most recognized forms of expression. Using intentional camera movement, slow shutter techniques, and an emotional presence that transcends technical perfection, her images are marked by a raw spontaneity and blur. This deliberate "unpolished" approach is both an aesthetic choice and an emotional response, reflecting post-calligraphic rhythm and light as both subject and gesture. Her works evoke feelings of melancholy, resistance, and resilience, offering a narrative that is intensely personal yet universally relatable.
Her style is influenced by a wide spectrum of artistic movements, including Neo-Expressionism, Abstract Expressionism, and Art Informel, as well as glitch aesthetics and the geometric disruptions found in Brutalism. In her digitally manipulated works, she often taps into cyberpunk-inspired visuals, juxtaposing bright, saturated colors with fragmented, dissolving forms of urban and natural landscapes—revealing beauty in deconstruction. These works serve not only as emotional mappings but as visual essays, telling stories of struggle, transformation, and survival in the face of adversity.
Christina's creative process is intuitive and emotionally led, rejecting rigid discipline in favor of a more organic, spontaneous approach. This results in works that are emotionally charged, and visually provocative, aiming to represent internal and collective states—grief, identity, resistance, and transformation. Her art does not seek to document reality as it is but rather to uncover what often goes unseen—the contradictions of life, the resilience born from hardship, and the emotional landscapes of human experience.
Her involvement in social movements and activism deeply informs her art. Christina has engaged in various community-based initiatives and is an active member of decentralized platforms like Teia, where she contributes to projects such as the Breadfond contract, which aims to support emerging and lesser-known artists. This practice is a reflection of her commitment to accessibility, equity, and solidarity—values that are at the core of her work. Christina believes in the power of art as a tool for social change and has used her platform to support various causes, including #TezQuakeAid (earthquake relief) and #Tez4Pal (aid for children affected by the war in Palestine).
Her art spans across both physical exhibitions and digital platforms, bridging the gap between traditional and contemporary mediums. Whether through her motion photography, textile abstractions, or multimedia writing, Christina’s work is defined by a consistency of intent: to transform the dark into something meaningful, to elevate diversity, and to give voice to inner worlds often overlooked.
Notable Exhibitions & Accomplishments:
Dream On Exhibition (June 2021): Featured four of her photography works at the Tsichritzis Art Foundation, Kifissia, Greece.
Web3 & NFT Art: Since 2021, Christina has embraced blockchain technology, showcasing her art as NFTs on Tezos Blockchain. She is an active participant in communities such as Womenverse, Teztones, Skull Degen Club, Tezos Artist Network, TeiaArt, 23artcollective, This is a Raid The Tezos Community (TTC).
Lovelace Scholarship: Awarded by Womenverse, enabling Christina to study web development—skills she plans to reinvest into the web3 community.
Featured in Beeple Event (May 2024) and Arcrush Gallery debut exhibition in Brussels (motion photograph).
Exhibited at the 1st TEZCON event organized by TezTones at the Seattle NFT Museum (June 2024 and 2025).
Christina’s personal collection, Plektani Art, embodies her artistic philosophy of blending emotional depth with abstract visual expression. It is a testament to her exploration of the digital frontier and her unique perspective on life and art. Her NFT collections include:
These collections invite the viewer into a world where motion and stillness collide, where light becomes more than just a subject, but an emotion and an experience. They speak to the complexities of human existence, from joy to sorrow, resistance to transformation.
#TezQuakeAid: Supporting earthquake survivors.
#Tez4Pal: Supporting children affected by the war in Palestine.
#ArtForArtists: Supporting lesser-known and emerging artists through collective NFT projects.
Christina’s work in these initiatives highlights her commitment to community and collective support, especially within the decentralized art space, where solidarity and equity drive her engagement.
Christina’s goal is to continue bridging the worlds of traditional art and digital NFTs, offering a platform for emerging artists—particularly those facing economic challenges—to share their work in a decentralized environment. Through Plektani Art, Christina aims to transform the way art is perceived, distributed, and experienced, making it accessible to all and empowering the voices of artists who might otherwise be overlooked.
Twitter: @paraxenod
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Plektani_Art
I am Christina Savvatianou, also known in the creative web as Plektani Art and @paraxenod on X, a multidisciplinary artist born of Greece, wandering through light and shadow, camera and thread, pixel and poem. I make art because the world demands it: fragments of being, flecks of memory, corners of struggle and hope all whisper that nothing should go unseen.
My practice begins with movement, the deliberate blur of shutter, the sweep of a gesture through space, a body in flux. In my abstract motion photography I use slow shutter speed, intentional camera movement, blur and distortion not as flaws, but as language.
The camera becomes brush, light becomes ink. Imperfection isn’t accidental - it’s alive. Chaos isn’t noise - it’s a rhythm. I’m intrigued by what slips through the cracks while we chase clarity.
In painting, textiles and digital art I carry the same logic: the mark that trembles, the thread that unravels, the pixel that fractures. I flirt with surrealism and abstraction, the world seen sideways, the world seen at night, the world seen through a sigh. I draw on the spirit of Neo Expressionism and Art Informel, but I also borrow from glitch aesthetics, cyberpunk form, and the geometry of ruin.
My art is born of both personal journey and collective struggle. Health, body, vulnerability, limitation - these are not taboos to hide but fissures to enter. I believe caring for the whole means fighting for rights as much as nurturing empathy, and so my activism and art entwine: I’ve joined projects like TezQuakeAid for earthquake relief, Tez4Pal for children in Palestine, Artforhumanity, and I’ve given voice to emerging artists through the Breadfond contract and decentralized collectives. My art lives not just to be seen, but to connect, support, transform.
In the web3 space I find a parallel ritual: minting text tokens, motion photographs, visual poems. I believe that in the blockchain’s open ledger there is hope for access, equality, for artists who struggle. I am working to bring this hope back to Greece, to carve a ritual escape hatch through code, lens, yarn and word.
These are my protocols of life:
Move the camera like a breathing body.
Let light stumble and swirl.
Crochet the thread that holds the wound and the bloom.
Write a poem where edges bleed into each other.
Create a platform for the many, not just the few.
Turn imperfection into a portal of meaning.
My work does not reflect reality exactly, it interrogates it. It does not document life — it transforms life. It does not wait for permission, it demands presence.
The viewer arrives not to find answers, but to feel the tremor: the movement of being alive, the echo of resistance, the pulse of care.
Through Plektani Art I invite you into my forest of light and forest of thought. Come linger in motion, come listen to the hush between frames, come notice that if one is deprived, the whole is deprived - and so we look after each other, through art, through connection, through the trembling of a shutter, the flutter of a stitch, the whisper of a word.
