A candid photograph of Cassi Moghan

Welcome

This is my home on the internet and I am very glad you came. Here you will find all my photography work that is available to collect on the blockchain if you’re into that kind of thing. Or simply explore my photowalking and the pictures I take. Enjoy your stay!

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The grand abandoned railway station in Athens taken in black and white

Abandoned buildings documenting a fast changing city.

the lonliest day

This is where I brought my grief and began a new journey.

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Memories and Ghosts

A photograph of an abandoned railway track in black and white

I was invited to be one of the very first artists to mint on a new NFT marketplace called bluescreen. Memories and Ghosts is a brand new collection made especially for there. I am looking at photography that triggers memories for me. A look back in a way. A nostalgic…

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A Trip into Town

I don’t strictly class this as a photowalk. It was simply a trip into town where I took my camera. Mostly because I always do and it would feel strange not to have it with me. It’s not a photowalk because the intention wasn’t to take pictures but to buy…

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About Me

Hi, I am Cassi Moghan
I was born in the UK a while ago but Greece has been my adopted home for the past 28 years. I have worked in the arts for most of my adult life, first as an actor and director before getting into my position as a sound producer for audiobooks. I work with actors and sound engineers to bring stories to life.​


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My Boring Life

A series exploring the mundane in the place I have lived for the past 10 years. I challenged myself to find interest, beauty and joy within the walls of my home.

The conversations in the descriptions are from real life. I’m going back to my roots of B/W photography. To re-look at things that I see every day. To be infinitely curious

Closeup black and white photograph of a detail of shutter latch

Reviews

“Cassi’s work is truly unique in the way it reminds us of the beauty and despair that coexist in the world”