Odysseas Tsompanoglou is a Greek visual artist based in the Netherlands whose practice investigates loss, melancholy, and forms of collective healing through photography as a shared, participatory process. Favoring Instax and point-and-shoot cameras for their immediacy and creative limitations, he uses collaboration to unsettle conventional ideas of authorship and to open philosophical inquiries into truth, architecture as political instrument, tourism’s impact on identity, and the spectacle of contemporary life. Currently pursuing his master’s degree in Photography & Society at the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague (KABK) and participating in the Yogurt Lab, Tsompanoglou’s work evolves through public dialogue, aiming to transform photographic encounters into accessible and socially engaged experiences.