Island Collections
Cycladic Fragments
A collection of small-format prints, each one holding a quiet moment from the Cyclades. White walls, blue domes, narrow paths, and distant horizons appear not as places, but as traces of light and memory.
Printed on delicate Awagami Kozo paper, each piece is carefully mounted with archival glue onto a cherry wood panel, creating a soft, matte surface that feels both tactile and timeless. The paper absorbs light gently, allowing forms to dissolve at the edges and colors to remain calm and understated.
At 15 × 15 cm, each work feels intimate — like a fragment kept, a moment held. Ready to hang, they can stand alone or come together, forming a quiet rhythm across a wall.
From Santorini to Astypalaia, from Mykonos windmills to small unnamed corners, the images do not describe the islands. They suggest them.
This collection is not about scale, but about presence —
small windows into the light, air, and stillness of the Aegean.
Little Venice
The water shimmers like a quiet mirror, holding the light of white houses and slow-moving boats.
Just beyond the harbor, Little Venice leans over the sea, its balconies catching wind, salt, and the soft blue of morning.
Waves touch the stones below, cafés wake gently, and the colors deepen into the warm brightness of Mykonos.
Here, between water and light, the island finds its calm rhythm — and every moment feels like a small, shining story.
Florals of the Cyclades
A quiet collection of island blossoms, painted in the soft light of spring and early autumn.
Wild thyme on sun-bleached hills, caper flowers trembling in the breeze, sea daffodils blooming like white stars on the sand — each one a small fragment of the Aegean.
These paintings hold the gentle calm of Cycladic mornings: the pale air, the drifting scents, the way color glows against stone and sea.
Every flower becomes a moment of stillness — a simple, delicate reminder of the islands’ quiet beauty.
This collection includes a series of botanical studies, available in 20×20 cm and 40×40 cm.
Designed to be shown as triptychs or tetraptychs, they harmonize beautifully — their shapes, tones, and soft light forming a natural rhythm across the wall.
Perfect for homes, studios, and spaces that seek the calm, grace, and timeless simplicity of the Aegean landscape.
