For Kostas, protecting a place sometimes means refusing to change it.

At Mikri Vigla, where his family’s story is rooted, he chooses absence over development — space instead of sunbeds, silence instead of commerce. His gesture is almost invisible, yet deeply deliberate: allowing the landscape to remain itself.

In a world constantly asking us to add more, Kostas reminds us that sometimes the greatest act of care is to leave something untouched.