Panos + Mary has Pop Sonality!

 


💥¿Quién eres? Somos un dúo de artistas, Panos Charalampidis + Mary Chairetaki. Vivimos en Creta, Grecia.
¿Qué haces? Utilizamos la fotografía como herramienta de investigación, combinando la naturaleza evidencial del medio con la perspectiva humana.
Influencias e inspiración: Nos encanta el trabajo de Alec Soth, Broomberg y Chanarin, y muchos otros. También nos inspiramos con la música, las películas y las historias de las personas que conocemos.

đź’ĄWho are you? We are an artist duo, Panos Charalampidis + Mary Chairetaki. We live in Crete, Greece.
What do you do?  We use photography as a research tool, combining the evidential nature of the medium with the human perspective.
Influences and inspiration: We love the work of Alec Soth, Broomberg and Chanarin, and many others. We also get inspired by music, movies, and stories of the people we meet.

Instagram: @panos_mary


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