The Photography Group of the Edessa Artists' Association “Apellis” is delighted to present the acclaimed photographer and photography teacher Loukas Vasilikos in a presentation of his work.
The event will take place on Friday 5 December 2025 at 19:30 in the events hall of the Yessios Museum (Dimokratias 9, Platia Eleftherias, Edessa).
The event is held under the auspices of the Yessios Museum, whose Board we warmly thank for kindly providing the hall and for its overall support of the event
Free entrance (seating is limited, so please arrive early)
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Loukas Vasilikos was born in 1975 in Heraklion, Crete, and lives in Athens. He took up photography in 2006 and his work soon stood out in the growing online street photography scene, winning awards and distinctions.
He photographs every day and his artistic work moves along two main axes: street photography on the one hand, and an idiosyncratic exploration of family bonds and the inner fears of loss on the other.
He has held solo exhibitions and taken part in many important group exhibitions in Greece and abroad, as well as in photographic publications. In 2022 he published the book "Six degrees of separation", presenting photographs from his entire body of work. He is a member of the international online group “street-photographers” and of the Depression Era collective, a group of visual artists, researchers and writers documenting the Greek crisis (he took part in its exhibition at the “Palais de Beax Arts” (Bozar) in 2014).
