A six-year project focused on the Greek Cyclades islands by British-Italian photographer Mark Wilman, who explores the more remote areas of the archipelago with an instinct enhanced by the many discussions he enjoyed with the late Professor Angelos Delivorias, once a leading Greek archeologist, and director of the Benaki Museum in Athens for more than four decades.

The work's centrepiece image 'Lost Lady of Sikinos, Neiko' anticipated by two years one of the most significant archeological discoveries in the Cyclades in the last century: the hidden tomb of a noble woman buried in 3 AD beneath the ancient Roman mausoleum of Episkopi in an area of undisturbed beauty on the island of Sikinos in the south Aegean.

This 44 page book presents the images displayed at the Aquarium of Milan exhibition in 2019 promoted by the Department of Culture of the Milan Municipality. The project has since been exhibited in China and Turkey by the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs officially supported by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, which brought the photographer letters of congratulations from both President Macron of France, and the European Union Commission.