Yeti’s work revolves around mortality and the human condition.

Yeti (b. 1996, Cyprus) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work confronts the fragility of human existence through a raw, intuitive approach to painting. Beginning with graffiti at the age of 13, Yeti’s early engagement with public space evolved into a broader investigation of life, death, and eschatology—the study of the end times.

Working primarily with oil and spray paint, Yeti’s layered compositions reflect on personal and collective grief, social tension, and the dissonance between humanity’s self-importance and nature’s enduring cycles. The use of the pseudonym “Yeti” maintains a distance between the personal and the artistic, allowing for experimentation across mediums including murals, set design, and art direction.

Yeti holds an Integrated Master’s degree from the Athens School of Fine Arts and has also studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. His collaboration with The Edit Gallery reflects a growing, multifaceted practice rooted in urgency, honesty, and the quiet power of reflection.