Jason Megoulas: The artist who was inspired and seeks his roots in Tinos

Son of the sculptor George Megoulas, he followed the “street art” as he characterizes it by making the… revolution of his generation, using an unintelligible nickname, Cacao Rocks. Coming from almost all over Greece on his father’s side and France, on his mother’s, he found himself in Tinos, loved it, was inspired by it and
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Markos Machairopoulos: The “Decorator” of weddings who loved Tinos

Born in Piraeus, raised in Thessaloniki, he left the  co-capital, as he revealed himself, in one night, to go to Athens and since then he lives in the capital… “and I didn’t even go to collect my stuff” he admitted with honesty. Markos Machairopoulos is considered the “master” in the organization of events, who may have
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Seeing the world differently

If you can discover the words in each of his shapes, then L’atlas is particularly chatty. He creates with perfectly clean forms and symmetry, as a poet writes a poem. It is no coincidence that he is the only artist who, instead of studying art history, studied calligraphy. Ladies and gentlemen, Jules Dedet brings some
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Mireille Liénard: The red project

She’s strict, without the artists’ typically sophisticated look. Whenever you say the word red, she lies behind. Her creations are a source of inspiration and motivation to see life differently. If with her works she “cures” our souls, with her deep knowledge and love for Greece, she makes you feel proud of your origin as
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Katerina Roussounelou: Looking to the light…

Κατερίνα Ρουσουνέλου: Με το βλέμμα στο φως…
Do you wonder what happens when the Cycladic aura and the sea are mixed with the glow of the Mediterranean and the knights of Malta? The result is a beautiful alloy full of light, like the one from which the artist and architect, Katerina Roussounelou, is made. TINOS about. Katerina, tell us a few things
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Chef Asimakis Haniotis: A star in our pages

Σέφ Ασημάκης Χανιώτης
The world’s youngest Michelin-starred chef speaks exclusively to TINOS ABOUT.   He acts like a soldier on the front line while he’s a general. It combines tradition and values with the modern era and new trends. His work requires discipline, knowledge and talent, and he has them all to the fullest extent. He’d rather talk
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Interview with Andrea Kriemler

Andrea Kriemler
  How many times has it happened to you to leave a place and remember it for a long time?It’s maybe its unique items that decorate it. It may be the air it exudes or the aroma that emerges. It can be the kindness and the way you have been served. Or it might just
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Stelios Papadopoulos… The fact that the shooting is perception…!

“It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see…” There are always many ways to see. There are some people who look just for looking. Others look for something very specific. There are also the ones that see what they’d like to see. The hardest thing, though, is to show through your
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The epitome of Street Art

If there was a class about street art, he would have the title of University professor. Mazes, hieroglyphics, circles, as well as other symbols, dominate his creations. He managed to convey the style of South Bronx to the heart of Manhattan. Few people know him by his real name. We are talking about a famous
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From the Cyclades with strength and inspiration

Philippos Phortomas belongs to the new generation of Politicians. But Philippos Phortomas differs in many ways. It is not just the fact that he was elected at one blow as Member of the Parliament for the Cyclades. It’s not even the fact that he holds a very important CV in terms of studies and actions.
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