I was born and raised in Athens, where I work as a photographer. I have attended photography courses in schools, as well as specialized seminars in applied and artistic photography, and workshops with Magnum photographers Gueorgui Pinkhassov and Nikos Economopoulos.
Since 2017 I have been a lecturer at the photography seminars of iFocus.gr, and I have given lectures on photography:
– Photovision 2017, (From Aristotle to the Industrial Revolution).
– Technopolis of the Municipality of Athens 2018, (The necessity of learning the technical medium in photography).
– Italian Cultural Institute 2025, (The course of Artistic Photography through the eyes of Italian Photographers)
My photographs are hosted in private collections and have been published in numerous websites and magazines in Greece and abroad.
Photography exhibitions:
– Somewhere in the Aegean Sea – Solo Photography Exhibition – iFocus Gallery – 2023
Participation in group photography exhibitions:
– Beauty of Athens – International Polaroid Festival – Athens (iFocus Gallery) – 2025
– Bella Ciao – Italian Cultural Institute of Athens – 2025
– Play – Trieste Photo Days – Trieste Italy – 2024
– Foodprint – National Museum of Contemporary Art – 2023
– Incident on street – Photographic Society of India – Kolkata 2023
– My city – Athens (Photovision) – 2019
– Bodies in Movement – Rome (Millepiani Gallery) – 2019
– Fence – Athens (Stavros Niarchos Foundation) – 2018
– Photo Galleries – Athens (Technopolis of the Municipality of Athens) – 2018
– Photovision – Athens – 2017
– FOS – Athens (Athens Art Studio) – 2017
– Photographs – Athens (Cyprus Cultural Centre) – 2016
– Unique – Athens (Booart) – 2016
– Common Routes – Athens (Mich. Kakoyannis Foundation) – 2015
– In my view – Athens (Booze Cooperativa) – 2015
– Personal Route – Athens (Fokal) -2014
– InBetween – Athens (METAPolis) – 2014
– Just One – Athens (METAPolis) – 2014
– Friday the 13th – Athens (METAPolis) – 2013
– The living thing – Athens (METAPolis) – 2012
“Your photography is a record of your living, for anyone who really sees.
Paul Strand”