Dimitris Patrikios

Marina, a young woman with disabilities, takes part in a video conference, during which she talks to John, a “different” racially student. The “demon” of the internet, however, prevents them from seeing their visual “social” peculiarities. In the appointment they later arrange, they are recognized, surprised and flee, terrified by the “social” and racial, unknown that they meet and refuse to accept, despite the public image that they both want to present.

The movie, through the use of 3D graphics, retraces the monument’s adventures, as well as all the restoration interventions that took place over the past century. Drawing information from the data registered in the Acropolis Restoration Service, this animated short film showcases the first stages of restoration (1902-1909), as well as the Europa Nostra-awarded final restoration of Erechtheum, performed between 1979 and 1987.

Marina, a young woman with disabilities, takes part in a video conference, during which she talks to John, a “different” racially student. The “demon” of the internet, however, prevents them from seeing their visual “social” peculiarities. In the appointment they later arrange, they are recognized, surprised and flee, terrified by the “social” and racial, unknown that they meet and refuse to accept, despite the public image that they both want to present.

Marina, a young woman with disabilities, takes part in a video conference, during which she talks to John, a “different” racially student. The “demon” of the internet, however, prevents them from seeing their visual “social” peculiarities. In the appointment they later arrange, they are recognized, surprised and flee, terrified by the “social” and racial, unknown that they meet and refuse to accept, despite the public image that they both want to present.

The movie, through the use of 3D graphics, retraces the monument’s adventures, as well as all the restoration interventions that took place over the past century. Drawing information from the data registered in the Acropolis Restoration Service, this animated short film showcases the first stages of restoration (1902-1909), as well as the Europa Nostra-awarded final restoration of Erechtheum, performed between 1979 and 1987.

The movie, through the use of 3D graphics, retraces the monument’s adventures, as well as all the restoration interventions that took place over the past century. Drawing information from the data registered in the Acropolis Restoration Service, this animated short film showcases the first stages of restoration (1902-1909), as well as the Europa Nostra-awarded final restoration of Erechtheum, performed between 1979 and 1987.