A girl-animal rifles through her past, caught by a college-owned, borrowed Digital Single-Lens Reflex camera. She reminisces about the phantomes of her past, the angelic form of anorexia, the stiffling shadow of perfection, the oppressing, pungent mist of control: a fragmented vision, captured in interviews. Spectres of her long-forgotten childhood litter the film 'reel'. Voices for the people who knew her.
A desaturated marine vista flashes in pieces, the simlacrum of a dress, a gutted, bleeding, rearranged orange. The sequences pockmarked by the girl-animal's face.
This is an Apologia. This is a dance. This *is* me.
Cityscape Spa & Wellness is a sensorial advertising concept designed for urban dwellers who crave nature but lack the time to reach it. Through five immersive themed rooms: The Beach Escape, The Forest, The Ancient Baths, The Countryside Sunset, and The Mountain Peak, Cityscape engages all five senses simultaneously. Tailored lighting, curated soundscapes, custom aromatherapy, tactile textures, and nature-inspired refreshments work together to transport guests beyond the city without ever leaving it. This video explores how sensorial advertising transforms a wellness space into a full emotional journey, reconnecting people with nature, calm, and themselves - one room at a time.
This piece invites the audience inside Medea’s mind. The mind of a betrayed woman, a woman who has lost everything, a woman remembered as a monster. But what makes someone a monster? Is Medea to blame for what she becomes, or is she shaped by what is done to her? In a world where women have little power, her pain turns into anger, and her anger into something dangerous. The audience is asked to forget everything they think they know and see her again through her own experience. Through broken thoughts, memories, and emotions. Then perhaps what they will discover is not a monster by nature, but one who was made.
The short documentary shines a light on the current situation in Serbia. Due to the tragedy that killed 16 people in Novi Sad, mass protest have been happening around the country. Through the lives of 2 Serbian students, studying in Greece, the documentary reveals the state of the country prior to the tragedy and the government’s response to it. As the story unravels, the power of media is shown, and how a corrupt system tries to hide the harsh reality.
“4265” is a creative exploration of digital citizenship through a parallel narrative following two individuals from different generations, separated by 75 years. Presented as both a short film and script, the project contrasts an “analog” and a “digital” citizen navigating the same daily task, highlighting differences in communication, behavior, and perception. Through emotionally engaging scenes, it examines themes such as digital government, cybersecurity, data privacy, and social interaction. By integrating psychological, social, ethical, technological, and business dimensions, the project emphasizes that the true impact of digitalization lies not in tools themselves, but in how they reshape human experience and everyday life.
The creative project explores political polarization, through a short, silent film that potrays political rhetoric as a curated performace or tragedy. Based on the "hot" affective condition of politics, we utilized ancient theatre masks, modeled after Facial Electromyography (fEMG) research, to satirize the simplification and exaggeration of political media. The themes of the film visualize mimicry based on Homan et al. (2023) and Fino et al. (2020) findings on "Schadenfreude" and the "Favorite Leader Effect." Through black and white, eerie and sharp editing the film invites the audience to question superficial "masks" of polarization and expose the manifactured nature of media.
My creative project is a short, sarcastic video that explores the concept of a smart home within the Internet of Things (IoT). Through exaggerated scenarios, it highlights how technology designed for convenience can become invasive and controlling. The project reflects key course themes such as privacy, digital surveillance, and the psychological impact of constant monitoring. By presenting a dystopian yet humorous perspective, the video encourages viewers to question the balance between technological advancement and personal autonomy, ultimately prompting critical reflection on whether such innovations truly improve our lives or limit our freedom.
Interactive simulacrum of Ancient Greek funerary rites with a plea for those who are addicted to euphoria. Inspired by the used needles that litter our streets.
The project is a video that explores data privacy awareness amongst Gen Z and Millenials, created through street interviews. It investigates how the younger generations understand, perceive and behave in regards to their personal data, highlighting gaps in knowledge and misconceptions. Using the street interview style, the project captures authentic and unfiltered opinions on trust, data misuse, and the privacy - convenience trade off. It bridges the gap between high level academic discussions on data privacy to real world perspectives. The video attempts to be both informative and engaging, using humour and honest responses to encourage the viewers to reflect upon their own data privacy habits.
