News | Polyptychon

November 26, 2025

Soufli, the greek silk city, at Lyon

Soufli, Greece’s historic silk-producing town, was the honored guest city at SILK IN LYON – Festival de la Soie, the premier European event dedicated to silk. Our team delivered the exhibition’s museological and graphic design, presenting Soufli with clarity, authenticity, and strong aesthetic impact to an international audience.

This cultural initiative strengthened global visibility for both the region and Greece as a whole, fostering new social and commercial connections. The exhibition’s reception, highlighted by engagement from international delegations and recognition from the Greek Ambassador to France, underscored its significance.

We extend our appreciation to our partners at Chrysallida, as well as to the Honorary Consul of Greece in Lyon, the Municipality of Soufli, the Region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, the Folklife and Ethnological Museum of Macedonia & Thrace, and the Ministry of Culture for their collaboration and support in bringing this project to fruition.

October 28, 2025

Polyptychon at PSValueTalks 2025

As part of the PSValueTalks 2025 forum, Yannis Aspiotis will participate as an expert in the round table discussion titled “I Have an Idea: Culture and Entrepreneurship.”
The event, organised by Postscriptum, will take place at the National Gallery on November 11, 2025.

The aim of this round table is to highlight emerging dynamics such as public-private partnerships, cross-sector collaborations, and hybrid business models that are developing at the intersection of culture and entrepreneurship. Through examples and best practices from successful Greek initiatives with international reach, the discussion will explore how culture can act as a driver of economic growth, social cohesion, innovation, and networking.

October 21, 2025

The artistic universe of Costas Tsoclis

Polyptychon is proud to announce its new collaboration with the Costas Tsoclis Museum. This is a project dedicated to highlighting the vast and multifaceted work of one of Greece’s most significant contemporary artists.

As part of this collaboration, our team will design the visual identity of the museum on the island of Tinos and develop a series of digital applications that showcase Tsoclis’s artistic universe. The project will also include the production of a documentary, an augmented reality (AR) guide and accessible applications for people with disabilities.

We feel truly privileged to work alongside Costas Tsoclis himself, whose breadth of knowledge and artistic vision will guide us in faithfully communicating the depth, imagination, and spirit of his creative world.

October 20, 2025

From Soufli to Lyon – a travelling exhibition

The exhibition “From Soufli to Lyon” is a project that explores the historical and cultural connection between Soufli, the small border town known for its silk production, and Lyon, the European capital of silk.

In collaboration with Chrysalida Non-Profit Organization, the Folklife and Ethnological Museum of Macedonia–Thrace, and with the support of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Polyptychon undertook the conceptual and graphic design of the exhibition.

The show will be presented at the Palais de la Bourse in Lyon from 20 to 23 November 2025, marking the first stop in a touring exhibition that will later travel to several Greek cities.

September 11, 2025

Digital applications for the Fassianos Museum, Athens

We are happy to announce the start of a new collaboration with the Fassianos Museum in Athens, a space dedicated to the life and work of the distinguished Greek artist Alekos Fassianos.

Polyptychon will design and develop a series of educational digital applications inspired by the rich and multifaceted work of Fassianos, introducing younger audiences to his visual language and themes through creative, interactive applications.

The project also includes the creation of accessible digital applications for people with disabilities, continuing Polyptychon’s growing expertise in inclusive design and digital accessibility within the cultural sector.

September 2, 2025

Digitizing the monuments of Kastoria

The rich architectural heritage of Kastoria is entering the digital age. Byzantine churches, elegant mansions, and Ottoman-era monuments have been photographed and scientifically documented, creating a detailed digital record of the city’s historic landscape. This work lays the foundation for the digital applications we’re developing to showcase and celebrate Kastoria’s unique cultural identity.