‘The Polaris’ photography project by Elena Kollatou & Leonidas Toumpanos
/The Polaris project explores the opening of Arctic region to commercial development through the utilization of land and water, in a lyrical and poetic way/
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Browse through a huge collection of conceptual photography projects by the best Greek photographers now.
‘Only fools and horses’ photography project by Stylianos Papardelas
“Horses are a huge part of Irish culture, it is a history that stretches across centuries, a tale of friendships and working partners.
Marabou Project: A journey to the inhabited islands of the Aegean by Constantinos Sofikitis
Marabou_Aegean project is a journey to the inhabited islands of the Aegean composing of a historiography of emblematic individuals, represented through images and accompanying texts, with the aim of preserving…
Anicca: A photographic series of minimalist scapes by Pygmalion Karatzas
‘Anicca’ is the Buddhist notion that all of existence is in a constant state of flux and impermanence.
‘HUG Artworks’ limited edition prints by Ellie Tsatsou
HUG Artworks is a collection of limited edition prints by photographer Ellie Tsatsou.
‘Tilia’ beeswax skincare series made out of nature’s purest ingredients
Tilia beeswax is a multi-awarded skincare series.
Kytio Natural Habits is the company that produces the series exclusively in Greece and distributes worldwide.
‘Oceanic’ by Alexis Vasilikos
In a 1927 letter to Sigmund Freud, Romain Rolland coined the phrase “oceanic feeling” to refer to the sensation of being one with the universe. According to Rolland, this feeling…
Petros Koublis: “A world without observers is a world without definitions”
A landscape is an illimitable state. It’s not restricted within the visible area in front of our eyes, but it extends in an undefined distance, reaching for the limits of…
‘I am not a Woman’ photography project by Aggeliki Kalamara
“A world of heroines, extensions of myself.
Inner State by Maria Mavropoulou
In this stagnant space, in this gap between eras, Greek landscapes look bizarre, cut off the real world, pending for their unknown fate, as a visualization of the inner state…