Κάποτε συλλογίζομαι πως όλα τούτα εδώ που γράφω
        δεν είναι άλλο παρά εικόνες που κεντούν στο δέρμα τους
        φυλακισμένοι ή πελαγίσιοι
                                                            Γιώργος Σεφέρης







"Sometimes I think all I write here is images embroidered on a prisoner's or a sailor's skin"  
                                                                      George Seferis
                                    

   Deck Log Book 

A calendar is a system of measuring time, which makes it possible to classify it and record past or future programming events. It contains experiences, happenings, thoughts, desires, planning, expectations, and anything that might concern people's lives. The Deck or Bridge Log Book is the most official book every ship must keep, regardless of nationality, classification, and type. In this book entered calendar the order of the calendar each day everything connected with sailing. The Deck Log Book is filled in by the relevant Bridge Guard Officer, each is countersigned by the Master and presented to Port Authorities for approval immediately after embarkation and before disembarkment if commercial transactions have occurred between the two.
  In Deck Log Book as part of island hopping, the daily written and photographic recording of the art group traveling in the barren line of the southern and northern Dodecanese islands is attempted. Each day is recorded and the Deck Log Book will then be fully covered with sulfur. Over time, this Nisyrian raw material will work corrosively on the diary paper, randomly erasing printed and written memories, leaving finally the collective memories of all participants.

                                                                                                                                                                                                  June 2019


                           
materials/tools: book, sulfur, brushes, office supplies, printer
                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

         island hopping I  
      Nissyros, Tilos, Symi, Rodos, Kastelorizo (2019)
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       photographic data for the Deck Log Book (presented in chronological order)

   island hopping II - I know what you did last summer
Leipsi, Leros, Kalymnos, Nissyros (2020​)
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 photographic data for the Deck Log Book (presented in chronological order)