CRITIQUE

 
Vassilis Perros frames his painting’s virtuousity with the typology of repeated writings that swell from his washed-up suitcases
— Elissavet Plessa
 
The art of Perros poses questions of migration, uprooting, displacement and fear of the foreign and the unknown, examining social issues that are abundant in today’s Greece.
— Heiko Claas
 
Without being limited to the dimensions of a canvas, the artist proceeds to three-dimensional representations of his subjects, utilising various materials in assemblies full of imagination.
— Hera Papapostolou
 
Perros proves himself to be one of the most eloquent and inventive painters of the current generation.
— Iris Kritikou
 
He connects silhouettes and symbols of the ancient Greek mythology as well as the world of art history, with its timeless prevalence.
— Leda Kazantzakis
 
Vassilis Perros composes a deep observation of social anthropology, microhistory and ontological agony.
— Nikos Vatopoulos
 
The special visual qualities of this kind of painting create a characteristic atmosphere that surrounds the theme of the works and eliminates conceptual aridity.
— Yannis P Valavanides