Dionisis Koutsis is a professional photographer with a long-standing presence in the fields of artistic and commercial photography. With over 20 years of experience and 14 years of teaching, he has actively contributed to shaping a new generation of Greek photographers through seminars, workshops, and educational programs.
He has served as a judge in national photography competitions and is the creator of the photo book “Mykonos Blue and White,” available in Greek bookstores. His work has been widely featured through interviews on radio and television, as well as in fashion and photography magazines that have highlighted his distinctive artistic vision.
His creative signature gained wide recognition through his collaboration with GNTM – Greece’s Next Top Model, where he photographed in two seasons for three major projects. His portfolio includes global fashion campaigns – including one for the iconic eyewear brand CAZAL – and collaborations with leading Greek designers and international brands.
He has photographed politicians, artists, actors, singers, entrepreneurs, and CEOs of major companies, creating iconic portraits defined by strength, sophistication, and authenticity. He has also produced covers and photoshoots for theatrical productions, shaping the visual identity of major performances.
His international work includes architectural and artistic photography in cities such as Dubai, Bahrain, London, Paris, Barcelona, Monaco, Amsterdam, Berlin, and Luxembourg, as well as in Athens, capturing landmarks like the Panathenaic Stadium, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, the Hilton, and the Piraeus Tower. He has also traveled to Italy for an extensive fashion road trip with a Greek designer, capturing the essence of Italian elegance through his lens.
He has undertaken high-profile event photography, including the wedding of the daughter of the King of Bahrain and that of Erietta Latsi, portraying each occasion with sensitivity and refined aesthetics.
Today, Dionisis Koutsis continues his creative work through Black Studio Art, his personal studio in Kerameikos, Athens, combining creative photography with teaching, image direction, and artistic supervision of major projects in Greece and abroad.