Konstantina Maliarou was born in Piraeus in 1978 and graduated from the School of Byzantine Iconography of Piraeus in 1999, following a four-year course focused on drawing, colour and the portable icon, applying techniques based on the traditional Byzantine method. During her studies, she further specialised in mural painting and the fresco technique. Her tutors included T. Misouras (painting), Ch. Liondas (iconography) and the iconographer Kostas Markopoulos.

Alongside her art education, she attended theoretical courses in Art History, covering the period from Ancient Greek art to the 20th century with Professor M. Tsomidis, as well as in Architectural Rhythmology, focusing on Ancient Greek and Byzantine architecture, under the guidance of Professor I. Karatzoglou. Throughout her professional career, she has consistently engaged in painting and mural work, realising projects in residential and professional spaces.

She is a founding member of NGO Kleidarotrypa, and has collaborated with the organisation “Greek Guide Dogs“, NGO IASIS, and has conducted numerous seminars and workshops for adults and children in art venues, cultural institutions and social structures, emphasising experiential approaches and encouraging creative expression.

Additionally, she has worked as a seminar instructor and facilitator of art therapy workshops for non-governmental organisations and social bodies. She has been collaborating with the visual artists’ collective ARC – Art Revisited Collective since October 2025.