Heirloom

How alarming that during the last third of one’s expected lifetime, on-camera participation becomes less frequent as if there was nothing worth remembering from then onwards. 

 The symbiosis of his parents and their pandemic-affected daily routine inside their apartment in Athens allowed Michail Ioannidis to take a closer look at things that he took for granted and acknowledge them. Having lost a big part of his connection to his family throughout the last couple of years, these circumstances brought Michail closer to them. 
 HEIRLOOM cherishes the future-to-be relics of the past and grasps firmly onto what is inevitably going to become a hazy recollection.

Hopefully on this earth.

Anything that surprises me with its simplicity and its beauty.

Deadlines and term papers.

The people that I choose to be surrounded by.

With ideas that will change 20 times until the project is completed.

No deadline is long enough in Berlin.

I improved my time management and learned how to create a project around a concept idea.

I like photography and Berlin.

Term papers.

By getting a job.