Amalia Kosmidou: Do it your way
Interviewer: How did you come up with the idea of teaching make-up classes to women with visual disabilities? Amalia Kosmidou: It was a combination of two things. First, I have always had this personal complaint, that cosmetics is so underrated as a science and art, because I believe that cosmetics is a field that combines science, art […]
Thanasis Passas: “I laugh at Greek football, I laugh at the current political stage, I laugh at education in our country”
From Wixers to TEDxAUTH, how did you cross that gap? T.P.: How did TEDxAUTH occur? I just woke up one day and I was in a merry mood and Stefanos texted me and I thought something along the lines of “aww sweet little University boy”. And I simply said yes, but I didn’t know it would […]
Elena Galifa: Pursue your goals, become what you dream!
What motivated you to quit your job and start fashion blogging during a time that Greece didn’t even know what blogging was? Elena Galifa: First of all, I considered it a challenge, something that really really interests me and it happened at a point in my life that I wasn’t feeling well with what I was […]
Ya impro: “This is improvisation”
As a group, you deal with the art of improvisation and you are directly connected to your audience. Has there been a time when your audience, rather than helping out, has made your performance considerably harder? Ya impro: I’m Kostandinos and this is Serafim, it has happened that there is someone in the audience who refuses […]
