Anonymous, this is not about any one person or a particular artist. This project is akin to finding fading pages from an anonymous diary and placing them in a time capsule for future generations.
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Anna Bardaka
Artist Photographer / Filmmaker
Anna Bardaka is a visual artist, a photographer and a filmmaker. Born in Rhodes, Greece in 1990. She graduated from the Photography and Audiovisual Arts department of TEI in Athens, Greece. After her graduation she started traveling and working as a volunteer. It was then when she decided that she wants to shoot and film documentaries.
Documentaries “carry” important information and knowledge. She believes that knowledge is one of the most valuable subject in life.
Thus information through knowledge need to be shared.
In Anna’s photos, everyday life’s moments become the spontaneous scenery for minimalistic compositions, a style of street photography with a twist. Sizes are playfully reversed, people are often represented too small, integrated in landscapes that embrace form, light and vivid color, giving out a sense of openness and warmth.
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