Giorgos Paradeisis is a Psychologist, Systemic Therapist, and Founder of the Laboratory of Systemic Psychology and Pedagogy - Rodakino .
For him, photography is a way of observing the world, processing experience, and transforming observation into image. He works with photography as an artistic practice and as a field of research; a process through which questions emerge around the human subject, relationships, the spaces we inhabit, and the traces we leave within them.
His systemic perspective shapes the way he approaches each moment. His interest lies in connections: between the person and their environment, the body and space, the object and memory, personal experience and the broader context through which it acquires meaning. The image becomes a way of staying a little longer with what is happening around us, noticing details that often pass unseen, and recognising the small relationships that organise everyday experience.
In his photographic work therapeutic experience, research-based thinking, and the need for expression come together. Photography functions as a language that allows things to be communicated in an open way, without being reduced to a single interpretation.
Through the frame, Giorgos Paradeisis explores how human presence is inscribed in spaces, how memory becomes attached to objects, and how relationships are often reflected in small gestures, postures, glances, or quiet details.
For Giorgos, photography is an act of observation and at the same time an act of connection. It is a way of approaching reality, giving space to what emerges and searching within the image for the context that surrounds it.
Through this meeting point between Photography, Research, and Systemic Thinking, his work moves between the need of personal expression and the desire to both document and understand human experience.