Elias Cosindas was born in Athens in 1968, he studied photography at Focus School of Photography. Since1990 he has been working as a professional photographer. His artistic work has been exhibited and published in solo and group exhibitions and publications in Greece and abroad. His professional work includes the Museum of Acropolis opening ceremony, 2004 Olympic Games, DHL, Estee Lauder, Karcher. He has taught photography at Paremvasi rehabilitation center and Focus, Leica Academy and was an assistant to Constantine Manos for Maine Photographic Workshops.

Elias Cosindas photographs the ever-moving body of water through his own body. Immersed in it, surrounded by its constant motion, his camera captures fleeting “stills” within the sea’s continuous performance. Each frame reflects not only a sense of stability, but also motion, intensity, and human presence, felt through the trace of its absence and disregarded remains. Engaging with pressing environmental concerns, the photographs aim not merely to document, but to perform and to act within and through them.