In this episode of the Fifth Floor by Athina Neocleous, I explore the relationship between photography and truth and where authenticity comes into play. I talk about how framing, perspective, editing, and intent all shape what we see as “real,” and why a photograph is never truly objective. I also reflect on the difference between truth and authenticity, and how an image can feel emotionally genuine even when it is not entirely factual. It is a gentle invitation to look closer, question what ...
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In this episode of the Fifth Floor by Athina Neocleous, I explore the relationship between photography and truth and where authenticity comes into play. I talk about how framing, perspective, editing, and intent all shape what we see as “real,” and why a photograph is never truly objective. I also reflect on the difference between truth and authenticity, and how an image can feel emotionally genuine even when it is not entirely factual. It is a gentle invitation to look closer, question what ...
In this episode of the Fifth Floor by Athina Neocleous, I explore the deep, often unspoken reasons behind our need to create and our desire to experience art. From healing and storytelling to connection and resistance, I reflect on how creativity shapes our lives and why a world without art wouldn’t just be dull, but deeply incomplete. Join me as I share personal reflections and a heartfelt reminder of why art still matters, now more than ever. Thank you for being here! See you on the next on...
Fifth Floor by Athina Neocleous
In this episode of the Fifth Floor by Athina Neocleous, I explore the relationship between photography and truth and where authenticity comes into play. I talk about how framing, perspective, editing, and intent all shape what we see as “real,” and why a photograph is never truly objective. I also reflect on the difference between truth and authenticity, and how an image can feel emotionally genuine even when it is not entirely factual. It is a gentle invitation to look closer, question what ...
