VASSILIS NOULAS

Vassilis Noylas carries a camera like others carry a sketchbook—always on, always scanning the edges of the ordinary. He shoots untitled frames in Greek streets, catching stray light on peeling walls or a shadow stretching just so at dusk. His black-and-white prints feel like someone paused the world for a breath, then kept walking. You’ll see this quiet attention in his 2007 photograph of a narrow alley in Athens, where a single bulb hangs crooked over a door. Tap the image and let the shadows lead you further.