Konstantinos Kontogeorgos is a filmmaker and visual artist based in Athens, Greece. He studied Social Anthropology at Panteion University, completed an M.A. in Digital Arts at the Athens School of Fine Arts and studied film directing, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies from the University of Greenwich.

His practice encompasses short films, multimedia installations, and video art. Across his body of work, he combines analogue and digital media, allowing their interplay to shape the narrative itself. This approach seeks to offer a critical reflection on media theory by exploring the relationship between medium, representation and storytelling.

His films and artworks have been presented at Theorimata 3: Body, A Field of Competition (2023), organized by AICA Hellas, the Athens Digital Arts Festival (2023), Queer Archive Festival #3 (2022) supported by the Onassis Foundation’s Onassis Stegi; Platforms Project (2021), Athens Video Dance Project (2020), Peloponnese DocFest; InShadow Festival, among others.