Diane Katsiaficas is a visual storyteller. For many years she has studied the visual narratives of the Eastern Mediterranean, with a particular focus on Greek, early Christian and Byzantine imagery. The visual narratives she develops range from small drawings to large installations, where she uses a variety of techniques and technologies – from laser etching digital images to cutting tin cans. She is a Professor Emerita, Department of Art, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA. Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions throughout the United States and Europe. Among her awards, she has received two McKnight Artist Fellowships and is the holder of a US Patent for a Recreational Structure. A Fulbright Artist/Scholar Award to Greece in 1990-91 enabled Diane Katsiaficas to complete an independent project at Thessaloniki’s Aristotle University.
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