As a way to live
After finishing my studies in 2007, I worked with G. Drakopoulos, shooting food and still-life for magazines and brands. In 2011, I began freelancing, specializing in architectural and interior design photography. I served as an official Airbnb photographer in Athens from 2012 to 2019 and have collaborated extensively with architects and designers. Throughout my career, I have also photographed and filmed social, corporate, and music events.
As an active member of the Athens climbing scene, I co-authored and published the Athens Climbing Guidebook (2014), which marked my first professional step into climbing photography. Since then, my climbing photos have won awards and been published in magazines and guidebooks worldwide. I have been commissioned by various municipalities to cover climbing festivals and produce promotional videos for Greek climbing destinations, including Leonidio, Kyparissi, and Ermionida.
As a way to see
I discovered photography at a young age while flipping through family albums. My father’s amateur photos showed an experimentation with framing and movement that caught my eye. By studying those images and listening to the stories behind them, I was able to piece together the history of my parents and the first years of my life.
Carrying this narrative legacy forward, I focus on taking photographs of people that evoke memory and emotion. I look for the details that define a person's character within their daily life—fleeting expressions, posture, movement, or simple habits.
Photographing nature began as a search for isolation, where I found a sense of intimacy and growth through observation. Guided by light, shadow, shapes, and textures, I explore natural beauty in all its forms, trying to convey movement whether it is found in physical motion or in stillness.