"Spilios' paintings are clearly the favorite meeting of two worlds. When the viewer stands in front of his works, he is simply fascinated by the rich offer of the past, wisely integrated in the dynamic search and deposition of today.
This delicate balance, which is the supreme reference point... (Read more)

"In his art, the experience of postmodernism restores the narrative of any subject, while the intense manifestations of realism are depicted vividly, subverting relevance, qualities and associations. The inspired artist conveys through allegorical correlations a visual parade of inspirations. (Read more)

"Spilios Tsounis is a young man with magical hands, with a sensitivity that I can not find a word to describe. He is a boy who takes a piece of olive trunk and makes it a dream, a philosophical saying or a tangible life. A sculptor, photographer, painter, hagiographer but also a teacher worried about the visual arts of young people... (Read more)

Η ποίηση του Σπήλιου Τσούνη είναι τέχνη που εκπορεύεται από τη ζωγραφική και τη γλυπτική και την πατροπαράδοτη σοφία της Ανατολής. Ο ποιητής, χαμηλών τόνων, αποπνέει το άρωμα των αρχαίων μυστών και την ευλάβεια των μυστικών της ορθόδοξης ελληνικής παράδοσης. Η ταπεινοφροσύνη, αφήνει το αίσθημα του πόνου… (Read more)

"Before Spilios starts his research in wood sculpture and painting, he had acquired an important tenure in the field of Byzantine hagiography. His nature was revealed gradually and in depth, with the result that for many years he considered himself completely dependent and essentially connected to it. (Read more)

"The tradition that continues dynamically today is the expression of a brilliant course of Greek art from the Hellenistic era until today. The mural, the portable image as well as the passage (stylistically) in our painting suggests that we stand poetically in front of the creator in an aesthetic integration... (Read more)

"What characterizes the work of Spilios, is the power in his color range, as well as the comfort with which he treats and uses the various materials. Sometimes he uses pastels, while others oils or even mixed techniques, such as powder, glue and more, everything takes on a force and an "aggressive" dimension in the artist's hand... (Read more)

"You visit your friend for a cup of coffee and you find him chatting with a snail - to scold it rather better - who has been diligently chewing the sprouts of his garden. And you are not surprised, since that friend happens not to discriminate in his intercourse and he could... (Read more)