Kokkinidis's figurative but nonrealistic work breathes spontaneity and directness. His paintings do not refer to visual reality but are intense mental images of the artist's reflection on both his art and life, where the mythological becomes the vehicle for the metaphysical. His work as well as his thoughts are characterized by sharp economy of means, verbal or visual. He implies ideas and narratives. His paintings have always provoked different levels of reading, and the work presented in Poros is no exception.