Alexia Panagiotopoulou is a Greek visual artist based in Brussels, Belgium. Working primarily with photography and mixed media, she investigates the relationship between light, time and perception. Using Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) and long-exposure photography, she transforms fleeting moments into...
Read MoreAlexia Panagiotopoulou is a Greek visual artist based in Brussels, Belgium. Working primarily with photography and mixed media, she investigates the relationship between light, time and perception. Using Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) and long-exposure photography, she transforms fleeting moments into images that exist between representation and abstraction, inviting viewers into moments of contemplation.
Her ongoing series Flows explores the continuous transformation of light, form, rhythm and atmosphere. Inspired by Heraclitus' notion that everything is in constant flux, her work reflects on impermanence, memory and the shifting nature of perception, inviting viewers to slow down and experience the image beyond its immediate appearance.
She is a member of Art Perspectives International (API), an international network of visual artists in Brussels.
Her work has been presented in Belgium and Greece and is held in private collections. In 2026, her work was selected by the Municipality of Auderghem for the Portraits d'Auderghem exhibition at Rouge-Cloître, Brussels (BELGIUM) and for publication in the 101 Art Book: Nature Edition by the Arts to Hearts Project (USA).
