
inArtio.com was born from the need for art to find a new space of existence — open, digital, and alive.
For the first time in Greece, we are creating a contemporary online platform dedicated to art, where the work is not merely displayed, but narrated, engaged in dialogue, and allowed to evolve. inArtio.com is a digital meeting place — an intermediary space between the artist and the viewer, between the physical and the intangible.
Here, contemporary artistic voices find a home — painting, photography, digital art, and emerging forms of expression — curated with respect for creation and an emphasis on the aesthetic experience. Every work is given space, time, and presence.
We support contemporary and emerging artists by showcasing works of painting, photography, digital art, and new forms of expression through a carefully designed digital experience. At the same time, we offer audiences the opportunity to discover, explore, and acquire art in an immediate and accessible way.
inArtio.com is not just an online gallery. It is a contemporary artistic community — a space for dialogue, inspiration, and creation, where Greek art gains an international voice and art finds its place in the digital world.


inArtio.com simultaneously opens the way for the galleries of today and tomorrow. We create a contemporary digital space where galleries can integrate organically, modernize their presence, and follow the new wave of digital curation and art presentation. Without losing their identity, they gain new tools for storytelling, communication, and international visibility, redefining the role of the gallery in the contemporary era.
At the same time, it aspires to serve as a unifying core for the entire visual arts community. Galleries, institutions, visual artists, curators, and collectors come together in a shared digital space for dialogue, exchange, and collaboration. Our goal is to create a living ecosystem where contemporary Greek art is collectively strengthened and gains a strong, international voice.
Vassilis Ntigrintakis has over twenty-five years of experience in the field of technology, with a career spanning from IT infrastructure management to the design and implementation of modern digital platforms. As a senior web developer and tech leader, he has worked on enterprise systems, business applications, and web ecosystems, with a strong focus on functionality, sustainability, and the human aspect behind technology.
His enduring relationship with art and his observation of the limitations faced by visual artists led to the creation of inArtio. Not as yet another marketplace, but as a digital infrastructure dedicated exclusively to the visual arts, where technology serves as a means of empowering artistic voices and fostering a meaningful connection between the artwork and its audience.


Zoi Kalfa has been active in the field of cultural production for over fifteen years, maintaining a consistent presence in artistic projects that connect creators, institutions, and audiences. As an independent professional in production, communication, and public relations, she has curated and supported contemporary art exhibitions and initiatives in Greece and abroad, collaborating with festivals, organizations, and galleries.
With studies in Communication, Management, and Culture at Panteion University and a postgraduate specialization in “Design – Space – Culture” at the School of Architecture of the National Technical University of Athens, her work is defined by a multidimensional approach and a deep understanding of the contemporary cultural landscape. She focuses on creating dynamic frameworks where art meets society, emphasizing collaboration, curatorial practice, and the meaningful communication of artistic work.
Konstantina Karachaliou was born in Lamia, Fthiotida, in 1972 and studied Physical Education and Sports Science, as well as Painting at the Athens School of Fine Arts. She graduated in 2008 from the studio of Chronis Botsoglou, while part of her studies was completed through the Erasmus program in Lisbon. Her work is shaped by a practice that combines observation of the body, memory, and everyday experience.
In 2018, she presented her first solo exhibition titled “Small Personal Stories” at the gallery Peri Technon. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions and art events in Greece and abroad, including in Lisbon, Art Thessaloniki, and Platforms Project 2024 and 2025, while her work also includes a permanent installation in public space in Athens. In parallel, she works at the Region of Attica.
