In the unseen part of the dystopian city, his stories tell that things could get even worse...
Petros Lagoniaris with the impressive appearance that stands out in the crowd, is a lonely, observant traveler who happens to be employed as a freelance photojournalist in the big city. He describes himself as an amateur detective, which suits him best. He lives and moves in a dystopian harsh setting, with a lot of violence.
Searching for his subjects, he very often finds himself among discarded corpses.
If there was a way for blood to always be visible where it has been spilled, he would walk on a vast bloody carpet, covering streets, sidewalks, scattered parks and plazas in every district, central squares and isolated narrow alleys. People of both sexes, of all ages and social classes lose their lives in different and unusual ways. The first evidence shows that their death has something metaphysical. It's like that;
A dark book that will surprise you with how much human blood from its permanent residents and occasional visitors the city needs, demands and always manages to get in the end, to quench its thirst!
