Innovative and unclassifiable are the terms that could define the work of the Greek artist Sophia Vari within the world of modern classical sculpture, where she now holds a prominent place. An artist of fertile imagination, devoted to permanent study and research, her work has continuously transformed over the years. Initially a painter, she ventured into three-dimensional work first with bronze and then with marble. In recent years, she has also become involved in jewelry design using precious and semi-precious materials. From the sensual and voluptuous character of her early sculptures, she moves to the creation of abstract forms that denote a deep understanding of the human gesture, and to the discovery of the powerful effects of her classical forms on a monumental scale. This book traces the successive stages of her evolution, showing the fortunate trajectory of a work that merges, within an elegant eclecticism, influences from new and old masters and traces of ancient and remote cultures.