Panos Kefalos was born in Athens in 1990. He has studied cinematography at the Hellenic Cinema and Television School Stavrakos and photography at I.E.K. AKMI. He has collaborated, as cameraman and director of photography, in independent short films that were selected and awarded by international film festivals in Greece and abroad. He has also worked with video artists and performers and he has participated, as a videomaker, to the organization of the 3rd Athens Biennale Monodrome 2011.As a photographer he presented his first personal exhibition, "Entropia", in 2011. He has afterwards taken part in group exhibitions and he was selected in 2013 to be presented at the Athens Photo Festival in the Young Greek Photographers section. In 2014 he was shortlisted for the Leica Oskar Barnack Award. In November of 2012 he started his project "Saints", which was completed in late of 2015 and was supported by Fabrica. In the period between September and October of 2015 he completed his residency at Fabrica in Treviso, Italy where his first photobook, “saints.”, was created. It was published in July of 2016. “Saints” got selected by Jurors' picks for the LensCulture Street Photography Awards 2016. In 2017 he won the Gomma Grant 2016 Best Black & White Picture award and “saints.” got selected as one of the Top 14 Photobooks of 2016 for the LensCultute list and also won the 15th Reminders Photography Stronghold Grant in 2017,Tokyo, Japan.Finalist for the second annual Magnum Photography Awards.