• ▫︎ melletios kyriakidis ▾
▻ ▹ ‣▷ tios 73
Melletios’ work unfolds as a lived conceptual practice, an immanent, immaterial art reality where performance, body, and documentation blur. Life itself becomes medium and critique, recorded not to preserve but to expose the irony and instability of constructed systems. The work resists classification, operating beyond disciplines, within the everyday, as subversive process rather than fixed form.
His work is grounded in the intersection of identity, the political body, and intergenerational diaspora.
Through this, he invokes a kind of critical magic where art resists material containment and moves through flux, rupture, and the lingering effects of post-colonial structures. His Performativeity is part situational, adopting a Para-artistic methodology framework for an aesthetic. Regecting the contrived legacy, the decorative by-product of the institutional hierarchy.
Always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.~drive it like you stole it~
Pay the rent!
Melletios also know as mister fuck art has exhibited extensively, including shows in London, Beijing, Rome, Hamburg, Melbourne and Sydney. His displayed his work on Large scale Architectural facades, on iconic buildings like the Sydney Opera House and National Gallery of Australia.
He is currently collaborating with others to produce work grounded in discourse around the frenzied state of affairs defining the conservative identity of the contemporary epoch.
Alongside this, Melletios is developing DB10, a series of field recordings shared as a podcast platform of discourse, drift, and resistance. With Tim Gregory, he opens conversations on contemporary art, desire, critique, and the infrastructures of meaning. Shifting between theory, personal narrative, and cultural readings, DB10 treats dialogue as a living form ▾ a space to reflect, refuse, and rethink the role of the artist in a collapsing world.
He is currently collaborating with others to produce work grounded in discourse around the frenzied state of affairs defining the conservative identity of the contemporary epoch.
Alongside this, Melletios is developing DB10, a series of field recordings shared as a podcast platform of discourse, drift, and resistance. With Tim Gregory, he opens conversations on contemporary art, desire, critique, and the infrastructures of meaning. Shifting between theory, personal narrative, and cultural readings, DB10 treats dialogue as a living form ▾ a space to reflect, refuse, and rethink the role of the artist in a collapsing world.
Episodes realeased on apple and spotify:
- The Impossible Aesthetics of Giving a Shit.
- The the ◦ Mona Hatoum and the Electric State
- zombie guide to cannibalism!
- The Culinary Arts of Revolution
- Sonic Subversion: The Undead Cargo of Cries
- The Spectacle of Anarchist Leisure
- Repetition, Death Drive, and Pooping Back and Forth Forever ♾️
- Primordial Specters: Fascism, Postmodern Excavation, and the Monsters of History
- The Overseer's Lens: The Orifice of Memory