Constantinos Hadzinikolaou is an Athens-based artist working across film, video, performance, and text. His diaristic works weave together fragments of speech, subtitles, and citation, treating language as material that drifts alongside the image rather than explaining it. Through slowness and repetition, his films resist narrative closure, unfolding as layered reflections on memory, translation, and the unstable space between private voice and public address.

He has presented work in a two-person exhibition at Tavros (Athens), as well as in screenings and programs at international festivals and independent art spaces across Europe and the United States. His works Anestis (2017) and Woyzeck (2017) were presented at documenta 14.