“Since we cannot change reality, let us change the eyes which see reality.”

Nikos Kazantzakis

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My creative work is a visual exploration of landscapes, urban environments, and historical sites, focusing on transformation, memory, and human interaction with place. Through photography, I examine how spaces evolve over time—whether shaped by nature, human activity, or both. Many of my projects highlight the transient nature of structures and landscapes, revealing their layered histories and the forces that continue to shape them.

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From documenting Athens’ architectural fabric and unfinished structures to capturing prehistoric sites by moonlight, I challenge the perception of permanence. Using varied photographic techniques—including long exposures, large-format cameras, and aerial perspectives—I seek to uncover details that often go unnoticed, inviting viewers to look beyond the immediate and consider the deeper narratives embedded in each scene.