Kyrill Constantinides Tank ist Künstler, Dichter und Mitarbeiter in einer Filiale der Buchhandlung Walther König. Er ist Preisträger des 26. Open Mike in der Sparte Lyrik und lebt in München.

Whilst working in a museum bookshop, artist and poet Kyrill Constantinides Tank draws on postcard-sized pieces of paper what he sees or comes to his mind. ?The New Colleague," ?How My Boss Sees Me, When I Am Angry," or ?Daniel Richter Loses Touch With the Youth" show scenes of a work routine in the museum or ideas that arise in such a setting. They relate to a life between artistic creation and wage labour. But besides his subjective view, Constantinides Tank also brings the very common to paper: Garfield, Charizard and the Simpsons belong to everybody and have been drawn like this countless times. When there is a patch on the paper or the drawing itself becomes a technical experiment - as in ?Fidget-Spinner Drawing?: apparently the attempt to make a drawing with a fidget spinner - it becomes obvious that the author trained as a painter and constantly deals with the borders and possibilities of painting. By drawing them, Kyrill Constantinides Tank, in a Bavarian anti-bourgeois tradition, overcomes the daemons and banalities of labour, mass media and art history.