Karagiozis is a traditional Greek shadow puppet character known for his humorous and often satirical portrayal of everyday life. He typically represents the common man, facing various challenges and societal issues with wit and resilience. The performances are usually held in open-air settings, where puppeteers manipulate the figures behind a backlit screen. The art of Karagiozis has deep roots in Greek culture, dating back to the 19th century. It combines elements of storytelling, music, and visual art, making it a unique form of entertainment. The character's adventures often reflect themes of justice, love, and the struggles of the underprivileged.