“Four Views of the World”: Photography Exhibition at the Beet Root Café Gallery Space

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Four Friends Seeing the World Through Their Own Eyes

On Wednesday, May 27 at 6:00 p.m., a presentation will take place for the photography exhibition titled “Four Views of the World”, hosted at the gallery space of Beet Root café, located at the corner of Syngrou and Valaoritou streets. The exhibition features works by Dimitris Papathanasiou, Lefteris Plakidas, Kostis Sklavounos, and Kostis Tsitselikis.

The photographs will be introduced by the president of MOMus, Epameinondas Christofilopoulos.

Four friends who see the world through their own eyes. Each one distinct, both in personality and in life experience, they have photographed the same places from different perspectives, travelled together and alone, and share a love for observing the world through a camera lens. Born and raised in Thessaloniki, they began travelling and capturing what impressed them most from their student years onwards. Even if you do not know them personally, by spending a little more time with each photograph, you will be able to decode each individual’s character and way of seeing the world.

Within the welcoming space of Beet Root, where the past has been repurposed to create the present and shape the future, the four friends do what they know best. They meet through their images, engage in dialogue with one another, and create opportunities for their perspectives to meet thousands of others. Through their gaze, they bring the world a little closer together.

Info

Beet Root Cafe Gallery

Dates: 28 May – 10 June 2026
Venue: Beet Root Exhibition Space

Opening Reception: Thursday, 28 May 2026, 19:00

The exhibition will be open daily from 28 May until 10 June.


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