ARCHAEOLOGICAL COMMISSIONS

Archaeology is a personal passion of mine. Guided first and foremost by the respect and care that working within the field of Archaeology requires, I embed myself in the assignment. Through in-depth communication with archaeologists, academics and Institutions, the first step is to always try and get a grasp of what the exact needs are, be it archival, promotional or a story that needs to be shared with the world. To this end, I have spent endless hours with archaeologists and academics, many weeks in museums, their archives and storage rooms, and months or even years in archaeological sites, trying to meet these needs.  

CLIENTS:
DEPARTMENT OF ANTIQUITIES REP. OF CYPRUS / GETTY CONSERVATION INSTITUTE / OXFORD UNIVERSITY / LEVENTIS MUNICIPAL MUSEUM / CYPRUS INSTITUTE

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES
Photography of archaeological sites is an important means to both documenting sites as they are preserved in this moment, as well as for purposes of promotion and communicating their importance to visitors.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL OBJECTS
Ranging from coins smaller than a centimeter, to statues more than two meters high, spending time with some of humanity's most important items, getting to know them and photograph them, has proved to be a great challenge at times but always a real gift and honour. I have carried out such commissions both for publication/archival/academic purposes as well as for communication campaigns. ​

PEOPLE AT WORK
Showcasing the archaeological sites and objects is as important as illustrating the visual narratives and recounting the experiences of those who work hard and dedicate their lives for their protection. This includes documenting people at work, outdoors or in the laboratories, as well as portrait work. 

MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS
Museums are where many people first meet our cultural and natural heritage. They are a curation of our history. Their permanent or temporary exhibits are often documented for archival reasons but in today's world it is also vital for the feeling to be visually captured, to attract audiences.