Nine writers were called upon to capture the Greek reality with their own perspective. The one they consider invisible or blurry to the uninitiated.
Nine photographers present their personal view of the image of the Greek experience with an ecstatic, ironic, harsh, and sometimes romantic tone.
The initial idea of the book originated from the gap that always opens up between the idea we have of ourselves and the way others see us. However, the perspective of Greek writers on the idol they believe Greece presents to the outside world is also of particular interest.
The result shows through the elliptical paths of writing and the lens, beyond the literary and artistic obsessions, how much Greece disappoints those who would like to love it madly.