HERITAGE PHOTOGRAPHY GREECE

With more than a decade of experience in the field of heritage imaging, I take a comprehensive approach to documenting and showcasing history. My expertise blends high-resolution photography, video production, and 3D modeling to capture the intricate details and importance of cultural artifacts. Utilizing advanced photogrammetry workflows, along with state-of-the-art lighting and editing techniques in photography and video, I create compelling narratives that deepen the appreciation and understanding of artifacts and spaces. As a dedicated educator, I am passionate about sharing my knowledge and inspiring others to embrace innovative techniques for preserving and exploring the past.

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As the staff photographer at the Institute for Aegean Prehistory (INSTAP) in East Crete and project photographer for the Palace of Nestor Excavations in Messenia, I produce high-resolution visual records that support archaeological research and public engagement. In my role as a lecturer at College Year in Athens (CYA), I teach students how to use photography to document, interpret, and protect cultural heritage—combining technical expertise with a critical eye for storytelling.

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Beyond archaeological documentation, my art practice explores photography’s connection to memory and place. Exhibited at the Museum of Photography Thessaloniki, Athens Photo Festival, the Benaki Museum, and the Central European House of Photography among others, my work offers new perspectives on Greece’s architectural and natural heritage.