Agrotes navigates a multi-layered emotional and cultural terrain. Experiences of migration and psychological distance shift topography from a literal site to an imagined space—a “topographical reset,” a mental mapping that treats memory not as a narrative but as a place: stratified, cracked, and quietly tense. Yorgos Agrotes analyzes the illusions that influence perceptions of the world, particularly regarding societal constructs, power dynamics, and prospects. His artistic practice emphasizes the deconstruction of reality and the exploration of the contradictions inherent in human existence through various media, such as painting, sculpture and installations. His work engages with prevailing narratives that contribute to fear, sustain inequalities, and impede progress, aiming to provide a deeper understanding of the forces affecting contemporary reality.