I am a multidisciplinary artist working across photography, drawing, and ceramics. For me, every medium — from the notebook to the camera, from clay to the smallest dot — becomes a way of tracing the inner noise, the repetitions, the fractures, and the tender moments that shape my life.

My practice moves between figuration and abstraction, often guided by obsessive dot-work, automatic writing, and diaristic processes. I work with whatever material feels honest: paper, stoneware, objects found on the street, and sometimes even the surface of my own skin. I’m interested in the point where the personal meets the political — in the everyday as evidence, in the handmade as resistance, and in repetition as a way of uncovering meaning.

Many of the motifs that recur in my work come from the streets of Rhodes: sewer covers, tourist symbols, textures of a city both celebrated and wounded. These elements return in my pieces as reminders of a world that is intimate, unstable, and constantly rewritten.

Across all media, my work remains a kind of diary — fragmented, raw, and honest. A place where life and art insist on becoming one.

I studied photography at ESP School of Photography in Thessaloniki, and I live and work in Rhodes, Greece.