Argiris Saraslanidis, known as Argiris Ser (born 1978, Thessaloniki, Greece), is an influential Greek muralist and Op Artist, now residing on the island of Corfu. A pioneer of Greece's urban and street art scene, Ser is recognized not just within the borders of his homeland but internationally, leaving his vibrant artistic imprint in countries like the U.K., France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, and Cyprus.

Raised in Thessaloniki, Ser's artistic journey began with graphic design and comics studies. His exploration of public art began in 1993 when he started creating graffiti. Over time, his artistic style evolved, intertwining his life experiences and artistic expression, manifesting as a journey into the depths of colors and shapes.

Ser's work is characterized by its minimalistic yet striking use of form, paired with a vivid color palette. His work can be likened to a visual mosaic, blending the simplicity of a painter's color wheel with the psychedelic enchantment of vibrant hues. His pieces skillfully craft contradictions and illusions, creating immersive experiences that challenge the viewer's perception and interpretation.

With commissions from high-profile entities such as the United Nations, Visa, Converse, and Reebok, Ser's talent is sought after worldwide, establishing himself as a distinguished personality in street art.

Some of Ser's notable exhibitions include the International Contemporary Art Fair of Athens (2011), Symbiosis? XV Biennale de la Méditerranée, Thessaloniki (2011), Moniker Art Fair, London (2013), and Like New! at the Benaki Museum, Athens (2014). His recent solo show, "Techno Pulse," at the Municipal Gallery of Corfu in 2022 reaffirms his continual evolution and impact within the art world. Whether through colossal murals or intimate exhibitions, Argiris Ser continues to stimulate, surprise, and communicate through the universal language of color and shape.