Greek Dog Days

"[...] Most images depict abandoned houses with broken windows, unfinished building constructions, shut-down businesses, empty billboards or out-of-order petrol stations. In this post-apocalyptic world, humans are absent and only stray dogs wander the streets, looking at times back at the camera, surprised to find another species in such a wasteland. Tragically, these dystopian-like scenes are by no means fictional. Through its dozens of pages, Ilja Niederkirchner presents the urban relics of post-crisis Greece, with the yet unhealed wounds of its bleeding economy. [...]" - Paula Gortazar @paulagortazar for @c4journal "[...] A noir-ish insight into the effects of the Greek economic crisis on the urban landscape. Really nice work that grows on you in its simplicity and sincerity. [...]" - Sunil Shah @sunilphoto " [...] Greek Dog Days, however, goes beyond a mere documentation of the catastrophe. The publication points at its causes, aiming for action, clamouring for a revolution. [...]" - Paula Gortazar @paulagortazar for @c4journal