Wonderwood by Spyros Paloukis
In ‘Wonderwood’, some of the most visual moments of Greek mythology and folk culture are represented and dramatized into real living pictures full of symbolism, iconic figures, secrets and magic.
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Browse through a huge collection of conceptual photography projects by the best Greek photographers now.
Hibernation by Peter Zeglis
This series of photographs made in Poland in 2014 is a visual narrative of the country’s national and social culture, which has been strongly affected by its political history.
‘The space between’ by Andreas Tsonidis
Both a psychotherapist and a photographer, Andreas Tsonidis explores in his pictures the space between him and his model, in a similar way that the therapist does in his relationship with his patient.
The Borderlands of Europe by Pavlos Fysakis
This project documents Europe’s four geographical edges – Gavdos (Greece), Finnmark (Norway), the Urals (Russia), and Sintra (Portugal) – in an attempt to examine the essence of European identity and…
Burnout by Dimitris Michalakis
This project portrays the devastation, marginalization and anger caused by the severe economic crisis that has hit Greece since 2009.
Marinos Tsagkarakis’ portrayal of urban decline
In SKG, Marinos Tsagkarakis recounts Thessaloniki’s transformation from a bright, extrovert and vibrant city, into an area of abandonment, disinvestment and aesthetic decline.
Stories Retold by Lukas Vasilikos
Lukas Vasilikos is a prolific and versatile photographer whose almost obsessive dedication to the medium has helped him become an active figure in the burgeoning online street photography scene, winning…
Bill Gekas photographs his daughter
Bill Gekas’ renowned and exhibited works are primarily of his young daughter portraying a protagonist in a storytelling scene, a universal child.
‘There are no things here’ by Alexis Vasilikos
This is a series of photographs taken in Leros between 1995 and 2013, which depict the way in which Vasilikos perceives the island where he spent most of his childhood…
Leaving Utopia by Nikolas Ventourakis
Nikolas Ventourakis’ work in ‘Leaving Utopia’ revolves around the preconceptions that dominate people’s judgments, even when all evidence calls for the opposite.