I studied photography at the Focus School of Photography in Athens and graduated in 2000. For the next decade, I worked as a freelance photographer for leading Greek print media, creating work across a range of genres including portraiture, reportage, theatre, and architectural photography.
In 2006, I documented the Lebanon–Israel war and its aftermath, producing stories from conflict zones across Israel, Palestine, and Kosovo.
When Greece’s economic crisis struck in 2010, I shifted focus, joining the Athens-based photo agency FOSPHOTOS, where I covered the crisis’s deep social impact while collaborating with international news agencies.
Since 2015, I have been documenting the refugee crisis across Greece and the Balkan region, producing long-term stories that center on displacement, resilience, and identity.
In 2016, I co-founded AthensLive, a crowdfunded independent media outlet. That same year, I contributed to the photobook No Direction Home, produced by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, and participated in its European presentation tour. I also took part in the Berlin group exhibition Fragments of a Broken Season.
In 2019, I was featured in the first Athens PhotoWorld Festival (link) and was selected for Blueborder, a cross-border journalism project by Cafébabel Magazine (Crete: The Last Shepherds).
In 2020, I held my first exhibition with site-specific artist Maria Karathanou, titled ACHRONIC. The collaboration evolved into an ongoing multidisciplinary project called SISIFOS — exploring transformation, identity, and collective healing through photography and performance.