Dimitris Mytas - Zero Ten

(...) Mytas photographs the carefree and optimistic, often comical childhood. In some close-ups the children's bodies and their expressive movements fill the frame and create very interesting form games, while in some others it combines poses and gestures with the available geometries of the surrounding space: the bizarre movement of the kid with the light beside it to dissolve the consistency of the floor, the folds of the bed linen that cross diagonally the baby's body, the correlations of the image where the wind of child expression is agitated by the hardness of the thorny cactus, or the movement of Kostis' body on the beach in line with the horizon. (...) (FROM VERSION PRESENTATION)