When the older generation collaborates creatively with the younger, then yes, there is interest. The modest Yiannis Zouganelis, the stormy Sakis Boulas and the discreet Michalis Hatzigiannis stole some of their limited time and agreed to be photographed as heroes in a spy adventure film.
If the good, the bad and the ugly was a fairy tale, it would be with fairies, princes and dragons or westerns;
YIANNIS ZOUGANELIS: I lean towards mythology, if you allow me. I imagine three poses in each personality, if we are the good, the bad and the ugly. Like three Lernaean Hydras that constantly cut us off, the bad and the ugly and they come out again. My relationship with the title is the same as other people's. We are all good, and bad ones, and ugly. Good is what we project, that which is most easily perceived, we hide the bad, it is in our truth and no one believes the ugly about himself. We all think we have no ugliness. But we have many which some politely do not tell us. But we hide them.
SAKIS BOULAS: For me it would only be with dragons. I have always loved fairy tales with dragons.
MICHALIS HATZIGIANNIS: As a boy and a fighter for life my mind would go straight to a western, in a war project, in an action scenario. Although all this is not very different from the real side of life, from what we live today. These roles exist in our lives, but also to each of us. The good one, and the bad guy, and ugly are roles we all play in our daily lives. I have to admit, however, that I don't do very well with fairy tales. I am not naturally so romantic and so ethereal, but if I were to choose something, I would choose the western.
YIANNIS ZOUGANELIS: I lean towards mythology, if you allow me. I imagine three poses in each personality, if we are the good, the bad and the ugly. Like three Lernaean Hydras that constantly cut us off, the bad and the ugly and they come out again. My relationship with the title is the same as other people's. We are all good, and bad ones, and ugly. Good is what we project, that which is most easily perceived, we hide the bad, it is in our truth and no one believes the ugly about himself. We all think we have no ugliness. But we have many which some politely do not tell us. But we hide them.
SAKIS BOULAS: For me it would only be with dragons. I have always loved fairy tales with dragons.
MICHALIS HATZIGIANNIS: As a boy and a fighter for life my mind would go straight to a western, in a war project, in an action scenario. Although all this is not very different from the real side of life, from what we live today. These roles exist in our lives, but also to each of us. The good one, and the bad guy, and ugly are roles we all play in our daily lives. I have to admit, however, that I don't do very well with fairy tales. I am not naturally so romantic and so ethereal, but if I were to choose something, I would choose the western.
This year your scheme has special ingredients. This collaboration was not a risk;
C. G.: We are reproducing something that we have worked on for several years. Michalis Hatzigiannis is from another generation, of another perception, another sound. And it is useful because it makes a difference. I do not believe that harmony arises from identical perceptions, but by different personalities.
This collaboration was a challenge. And we accepted it.
S. M.: For us, that is, John and me, it was a risk, a change. Because we have formed a specific style over the years. Michalis, an artist with an important career and notable collaborations with artists such as Alexiou, Dalaras, Arvanitaki, it has its own distinct style, and that creates interest. Because we are two people with open horizons, which we like to try, without thinking we responded to the proposal for cooperation.
M. X.: For all three of us it is quite different. But all subversives have their risks. It's not something we didn't measure or think about, but I believe that in an age that flirts with risk and with the sense of challenge, it is good to take risks and measure our strength. We dared it. Once again it is proven that through contrasts there is harmony. The law that opposites attract applies, as many times it seems that they can offer creative and beautiful things. In our case this worked and we feel very good.
C. G.: We are reproducing something that we have worked on for several years. Michalis Hatzigiannis is from another generation, of another perception, another sound. And it is useful because it makes a difference. I do not believe that harmony arises from identical perceptions, but by different personalities.
This collaboration was a challenge. And we accepted it.
S. M.: For us, that is, John and me, it was a risk, a change. Because we have formed a specific style over the years. Michalis, an artist with an important career and notable collaborations with artists such as Alexiou, Dalaras, Arvanitaki, it has its own distinct style, and that creates interest. Because we are two people with open horizons, which we like to try, without thinking we responded to the proposal for cooperation.
M. X.: For all three of us it is quite different. But all subversives have their risks. It's not something we didn't measure or think about, but I believe that in an age that flirts with risk and with the sense of challenge, it is good to take risks and measure our strength. We dared it. Once again it is proven that through contrasts there is harmony. The law that opposites attract applies, as many times it seems that they can offer creative and beautiful things. In our case this worked and we feel very good.
How would you like the first day of the year to find you?;
C. G.: However, not as I am now. I want to be cleaner, free of remorse for emotional harm to others. To be more restrained and balanced. I don't have all that. I'm tired of being the person who constantly backs down on partnerships.
S. M.: With less stress. With more optimism. With lots of smiles.
M. X.: Even more aware, more clarified, more mature, stronger and less insecure.
C. G.: However, not as I am now. I want to be cleaner, free of remorse for emotional harm to others. To be more restrained and balanced. I don't have all that. I'm tired of being the person who constantly backs down on partnerships.
S. M.: With less stress. With more optimism. With lots of smiles.
M. X.: Even more aware, more clarified, more mature, stronger and less insecure.
Mr. Hatzigiannis, there is a particularly beautiful Christmas memory that is etched in your mind;
M. X.: Two years ago Zeta and I took a trip to London. It was nice. For me, London is a big city completely intertwined with Christmas. It was a special trip and that's why I remember it vividly.
M. X.: Two years ago Zeta and I took a trip to London. It was nice. For me, London is a big city completely intertwined with Christmas. It was a special trip and that's why I remember it vividly.
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