Polyptychon has been entrusted with the organisation and curation of a scientific conference on the enhancement of the Castle of Servia, with the broader aim of connecting cultural heritage with local development. Entitled "The Castle of Servia – Prospects for Enhancement", the conference is organised by the Municipality of Servia, with the support of the Region of Western Macedonia and the Ephorate of Antiquities of Kozani, as part of a joint initiative to promote the region's cultural
heritage.
The Castle of Servia is one of the most important Byzantine monuments in Western Macedonia, of particular historical, archaeological and architectural value. The conference aims to bring together and exchange scientific knowledge, to present contemporary management methods, and to explore possibilities for the sustainable enhancement and utilisation of the monument at both local and international level. The conference will take place at the Servia Cultural Centre on Saturday 17 October 2026.

The Region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace holds a rich and highly valuable cultural resource, ranging from tangible and intangible heritage to contemporary cultural activity. Its utilisation, however, remains fragmented and unsystematic, and has yet to be integrated into a coherent development framework. Polyptychon has been commissioned to develop a comprehensive Cultural Strategy Framework that will articulate a clear vision for culture in the Region and serve as a guide for cultural planning in the years ahead.
The framework will map and organise the Region's cultural assets, shape cultural routes and thematic clusters, introduce models for the sustainable management of resources, sites and activities, provide direction for actions funded through European and national programmes, and strengthen cross-sectoral cooperation between culture, tourism, agri-food and the creative industries. The aim is to reinforce regional identity, establish a strong and contemporary image of the Region as a cultural destination, and attract resources, investment and visitors through targeted actions.

The enterprise “Ι.ASPIOTIS S.M.P.C. – POLYPTYCHON” has been supported under the Action “Transition to innovative, extroverted and smart specialization” of the Programme ‘Central Macedonia 2021-2027’ which is implemented with the co-financing of the European Union and National Resources and aims at scaling up, extroverted, promoting high-tech products, as well as promoting the dual transition, i.e. digital transformation and circular economy with the integration of innovation. The total budget of the project amounts to 283.550,00 € and public expenditure to 127.597,50 €.

As part of the PSValueTalks 2025 forum, our manager 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.

We are proud to announce our 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.

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.