ZARA CHRISTIAN

Zara Christian shoots photos where the camera almost forgets to click. She wanders at dusk along the Athens coast, catching storefront awnings and ferry ropes half-lit by sodium lamps, then titles the prints with Greek words that vanish like smoke—like *Άτιτλο*—so the picture has to stand on its own. Her work belongs in Gallery Tiles because one image in this set, shot near the Temeni port, shows a neon sign flickering the word “Ξενοδοχείο” with the last letter burning out; tap that to see a tiny story you can almost hear.