Landmarks of Connection

A photographer and art director, he began his artistic journey through a deep exploration of visual narrative, merging graphic design with photography. His diverse portfolio spans striking landscapes, intimate portraits, and high-fashion editorials, distinguished by masterful composition, contrast, and a nuanced command of colour.

Trained in photography and architecture, he completed his postgraduate studies and PhD in the UK. He represented Greece at the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2012 and 2014. For a decade (2007–2017), he was the official photographer documenting the construction of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre, designed by Renzo Piano. In 2020, the Louvre Museum commissioned him to photograph Jean Nouvel’s Louvre Abu Dhabi.

Paris-based multidisciplinary artist Efi Gousi graduated from the National Theatre of Greece Drama School (2008), weaving theatre, photography, and film into a hybrid practice. Her work explores femininity and identity through a dreamlike, often metaphysical lens. Her debut short film, Tectonic Riders (2025), was commissioned by the Onassis Foundation and premiered at PLASMATA 3. Her photography has graced covers for Dior Magazine and The Telegraph, with exhibitions at M. Contemporary (Sydney), Fondazione Matalon (Milan), and the Archaeological Museum of Mykonos. Theatre credits include directing Dogville (2016) and Sarah Kane’s Cleansed (2014).

He studied architecture in Budapest and urban design in Edinburgh. Since 2013, he has focused systematically on architectural and fine-art photography. Notable projects include the World Expo Milan for the Danish Architecture Centre, the Athens and Thessaloniki Metro for Hellenic Metro, the Typhoon Project for the A.K. Laskaridis Public Benefit Foundation, and collaborations with the I.M. Pei Foundation. He developed the Integral Lens approach with Professor Mark DeKay, presented at conferences and academic seminars.

A mechanical engineering graduate, he studied photography at Athens’ Focus School. His work is defined by deep chromatic richness, a demure sensibility, and meticulous attention to detail. His images have been featured in Portrait of Humanity (a British Journal of Photography & Magnum initiative) and exhibited internationally, including at New York’s Agora Gallery. Awarded in competitions like APhF, WPO, and the Siena Awards, he founded the production studio Anima Vision.

Mariana Bisti is an architect and visual artist. Since 2008, she has worked as a photographer specialising in architectural photography across Greece, Cyprus, and Malaysia. Her artistic practice revolves around photography, moving image, installations, and public interventions—exploring the contours of meaning through ambiguous formations, with a focus on lived experience, identity, and the socio-political frameworks of cities and public space.

Ria Mort works across art direction, filmmaking, and photography, blending surrealist elements with visual narratives and contemporary aesthetic forms. From a young age, her passion for visual storytelling forged a uniquely personal style. Her work is marked by cinematic narratives, visual coherence, and dreamscapes balanced with intensity and depth. Based on lived experiences and memories, she’s established herself as one of the most influential contemporary image-makers.