A series of half-hour episodes produced by ERT, showcasing contemporary visual artists presenting their work and discussing the works of important colleagues (Greek and foreign) who have inspired or influenced their aesthetics and technique. Along with the artists' presentations, the universality of the visual arts becomes apparent and how this universality - through their work - is formed and influenced by incorporating elements from their personal and spiritual traditions and experiences.

The show “An image, a thousand thoughts” presents the portrait of visual artist Andreas Vousouras.

Vousouras is a self-taught artist, using materials he collects from junk shops, the streets and the garbage. He uses dead cockroaches and dead cicadas, as well as any other useless thing we throw away every day as a society. His imaginative compositions are inspired by his everyday life, but mainly by the books he reads. In the documentary he presents works inspired by specific literary texts, which he reads and analyzes.