His visionary and violent writing borrows from all layers of the Greek language. With an inner outburst, on the verge of confession, he creates an unparalleled literary alchemy where excessive brutality coexists with transcendence, where the pathology of civil war is reflected in ancient wars, where homicide, humiliation, mockery, and rape intermingle with prayer and the savagery of loneliness. A hallucinogenic universe that narrates, like a waking nightmare, the fierce projection of a national subconscious towards nothingness. A "passion" flooded by the shadow of History where only the beauty and desire of writing save from horror. Dimitriadis is the poet of the irreconcilable.