Ioanna Giannakopoulou

This Athens-based photographer never titles her prints, leaving them as "Untitled" in Greek, like diary pages you can’t date. She shoots the city’s back alleys at 3 a.m., catching neon signs bleeding into puddles, then prints them so large the grain feels like spilled sugar. Slide into her Athens series and you’ll notice how a flickering “Open” sign can feel like a promise—until the next frame shows it half-burned out.