Alexandros Zilos is a professional photographer, videographer, and video editor specializing in storytelling. Born and raised in Athens, Greece, he seeks to uncover hidden details that make a difference in people's lives and bring these stories to life through his camera. His interests lie predominantly in the culture, ethnography, and traditions of isolated Greek communities, as well as environmental issues around the world.

After completing his academic studies in Conservation Biology in Plymouth, UK, Alexandros traveled to three different continents to observe natural environments, the organisms within them, and the impact of human intervention. To immerse himself more directly in these environments, he chose the bicycle as his primary mode of transport. This approach allowed him not only to observe the environmental landscape but also to interact with the inhabitants of each region, leading to a deeper understanding of their lives.

Living in the barren regions of Greece and exploring countries worldwide, Alexandros gained profound insights into socio-political and ethnographic issues. He learned to connect the natural environment with the cultural heritage of each area. His observations of daily life, human survival instincts, and regional cultural realities provide valuable material worthy of recording and sharing with the public.

Alexandros believes in the importance of dynamic and responsible participation in public discourse to highlight significant issues. Through his lens, he captures untold stories, aiming to preserve disappearing professions, local customs, and traditions. His visual narratives, created from images, music, and films, seek to honor communities and their unique cultural elements by creating an archive of iconic figures.