The photo album "Dolls" was created with images of dolls in shop windows. The frame strictly contains the face with the photographer's clear intention to create portraits that resemble a human form and to raise questions regarding the characteristics of the human condition.
The photo album entitled "The Stone Walls of Andros, Point 37°48'06.2"N 24°50'24.0"E" constitutes a topographic documentation within the referenced geographical coordinates. The depictions of the stone walls reveal the craftsmanship of their formation, which as the art of dry-stone walling constitutes intangible cultural heritage. The stone walls, as the product of this intangible art, coexist with the cells, the narrow paths, and the threshing floors. They were shaped through the centuries as creations for the optimization of man's daily existence.
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