Aristarchos Papadaniel is the author of the book “Greek Political Caricature: The Serious Side to a Funny Art”. He co-created, with author-educational technologist Sophia Madouvalou, the first Greek educational animated TV series “A Letter, a Story” (Educational RadioTelevision, Greek Ministry of Education), teaching the Greek alphabet and language through poetry and animation. Lyricist of the songs “By the Line Curve and the Speech Edge” and “Color Marker”, set to music by composer Dimitris Maramis. He set to music and performed poetry by C. P. Cavafy in the audiovisual epigram “THE CITY (Wherever I Turn My Eyes To)” (2019).

In 2021, with cellist Aris Zervas, he performed the “Mauthausen Cantata” to poetry by Iakovos Kambanellis, becoming the last performer of a work released by permission of Mikis Theodorakis shortly before the world-renowned Greek composer’s departure. The multi-awarded feature film “MAUTHAUSEN” (91’, 2023), co-directed with Panagiotis Kountouras and produced by Syllipsis, was presented at the Academy of Athens and the Delphi Economic Forum.

With his poems “Oh, Road” and “Exaggeration”, recited at the Villa of Angelos Sikelianos and Eva Palmer-Sikelianos, he participated at the 2nd International Meeting of Poets of the Municipality of Sikyonia. His poem “Psychopomp Transceiver” received an Honorary Distinction at the 39th Panhellenic Poetry
Competition of Delphi and he recited it at the European Cultural Center of Delphi. His new short film “IDE8L” (8’,2024) is the last audiovisual work to be filmed with songs and music by Mimis Plessas, with the influential Greek film score composer’s permission.