Brighton, a city on the South East coast of England, is righteously called ‘London by the Sea’, as it is buzzing with life, diversity and colour. Brighton centre with its famous North Laines, is usually a very busy place, especially on Saturdays, when most of these photographs were taken. During the coronavirus lockdown, these streets were transformed into non-places of transitional nature where people walked through only when necessary, raising questions about the age we live in and that nothing is given and permanent despite the advancements of technology and medicine.

Eva was born in Greece. After she was awarded a Greek State Foundation scholarship she moved to the UK to complete a PhD at UCA. She is a qualified teacher holding a PGCE teaching certificate from the University of Brighton. She is currently based in Brighton working as a fine art photographer and photography tutor. In her artistic practice, she is using the photographic medium to question the nature of photography and to cause tension in what we are looking at. She is playing between representation and abstraction. She was selected for the Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2008 exhibition among numerous solo and group shows.