A photographic exploration of Psarades village through seven years of walking, documenting life at the tri-national point where Greece, Albania, and North Macedonia meet at Prespa's lakes.

A 5.5-hour walk along Prespa's receding shoreline, tracing a route that would have avoided post-civil war surveillance checkpoints. White stones became "White Pages"—transforming resistance into reflection.

Participants, each speaking only their mother tongue, engaged in a walk and discussion without a shared language or set topic, creating a dynamic, horizontal process of interaction. The experience emphasized expression over comprehension, producing a multilingual soundscape. Some other themes explored included communication beyond understanding, identity, isolation, reflection and connection, disorientation, and the power of being present and included.

A 10-minute ritual of repair responding to a denied pedestrian crossing at the Greek-Turkish border. The performance transforms an administrative wound into a poetic threshold through a physical "suture" and a bilingual GPS soundscape.