Miltos Poulos was born in Athens, Greece in August 1963. He studied sociology and cinema. He was a student of the filmmaker Demos Theos, whose teaching in the Cinema School significantly influenced his thinking. He filmed and presented the short film “The ghost-boy” as a prerequisite for graduating from the Film Institute. Meanwhile, he extended his artistic activities as a self-taught sculptor to the field of modern sculpture, using mainly iron as the prime material for his creations. Photography has been his interest on its visual arts’ merits. He has presented solo exhibitions on sculpture and photography and he has also taken part in group exhibitions in the field of visual arts. From 1995 to 2010, he taught classes on cinematography in both private and public educational institutions. P.S. Miltos Poulos is a member of LensCulture / Miltos Poulos is a member of Fine Art America / Miltos Poulos is a member of Academia.edu