I was born in Kalamata, in the southern part of Greece, and spent much of my life in Athens, where I studied physics. Since 2014, I’ve been living in Munich, Germany.
I discovered photography as a teenager in the late 1980s. My passion for it ignited —like love at first sight—when I came across a second-hand copy of Robert Frank’s "The Americans" in a bookstore.
For nearly two decades, I primarily focused on black-and-white portrait photography.
However, toward the late 1990s, I began a very slow and gradual transition into the genre of street photography.
However, toward the late 1990s, I began a very slow and gradual transition into the genre of street photography.
What keeps my passion for photography burning is my relentless curiosity—an insatiable drive to continually discover what I can see and observe within fleeting moments of time and space, capturing them as my own transformed reality within the four corners of a frame.
