The streets of central Athens are a mosaic of fragments, each telling different stories of its history and inhabitants - colourful tiles, mirrors, household tools and a lone shoe. These remnants stand in stark contrast to the expanding city, and form the central theme of Kresnas. As a 5 hour experiment and using a simple mobile phone, the film captures the dynamism of a specific scene in Kypseli, reflecting the intimacy of daily life and the tenderness with which this space has been discovered.
In this visual narrative, Kresnas freezes certain moments in time, offering a fleeting commentary on the evolving identity of the urban area. The film becomes a time capsule, inviting viewers to reflect on the delicate balance between public and private space and its fragile transitions.
