Λεωφόρος Αλεξάνδρας - No Más / No More by No Más / No More

Growing in the suburban 90s Athens, our conscience as children, was morphed with a sense of grandiose. We were made to believe that our political and socio-economic environment not only wouldn’t treat us with hostility but instead it would nurture us and let us blossom to paths and choices among options.

By mid 2000s a new landscape slowly emerged. Past glories were starting to fade and became submerged to gloom and as 15-year olds we were systematically taught that our lives didn’t matter that much. 11 years later we are still characterised as a “wasted” generation.

This is a mix for what it means to live in Athens today, surrounded by violent architecture, oppressive structures, incoherent narratives, economical but more importantly moral pauperisation, collective depression and massive escapism.