VENETSANO is a personal photography and storytelling practice — of place and time shaped into images, essays, and artifacts. My work captures the textures and atmospheres of cities, holding stillness within their motion.

Rooted in the Aegean and Roman Constantinople, shaped by Venetian influence, I was born in Athens and have built my life across New York, the Greek islands, and now Beijing — which has become another home. I’m drawn to the small signals of a place — a rhythm, a pattern — details that reveal more than any landmark ever could.

Most of my photographic journeys are shared with my wife, who shapes how I move through the world. The perspective is personal and lived.

The prints I create are art pieces, not travel photographs — built from geometry, atmosphere, and moments suspended in time.