Why Do You Scream So Quietly? is an anthology of short stories and video works that intertwine in a loose dialogue, an exploration of the absurdity of the world, inner thoughts, and personal surroundings. Rooted in plain reality yet drawn toward fantasy, the work seeks a form of escapism reminiscent of a child’s imagination. Caught between these realms, some scenes emerge through languag, like a conversation with a coffee machine where mundane interactions take on an almost sentient quality. Others, such as the beach sequences, depict surreal moments of solitude, where familiar gestures become
estranged from logic in a quiet search for meaning.

Filmed near the artist’s hometown in northern Greece, the work took shape over months, with editing becoming a form of writing where every cut, sound, and blur reshaped the narrative. Despite its fragmented nature, the film remains connected, each piece reflecting a restless mind in search of stillness.