Spyros Vangelakis is a painter, graphic designer, and photographer who lives and works between Greece and Sweden.

For more than 30 years, he has worked in photography and graphic design, creating brochures primarily for tourism and cultural promotion. He has collaborated with Cultural Centers, Archaeological Departments, Port Authorities, tourism companies, Prefectures, Municipalities, and magazines. His work has appeared in the newspaper TA NEA, the magazines HELLENIC PANORAMA and THE TOC, the Italian magazines Panorama Travel, Focus, and Camper & Caravan, as well as the Swedish magazine Orkester Journalen, among others.

The 40-page tourist guide of the Prefecture of Ioannina was awarded by the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) as the best tourist brochure in Greece for the period 2002–2003. In 2006, the Italian Ministry of Tourism selected his photograph of the Trevi Fountain for a pamphlet promoting Italy worldwide. The tourist guide for Parga, produced for the Scandinavian travel company APOLLO, was voted the company's best guide.

In Stockholm, he has actively contributed to the promotion of Greek culture and tourism through exhibitions at major museums such as the Greek Cultural Institute, and international tourism fairs, as a partner of the Cultural Department of the Greek Embassy in Stockholm and the tourism fair.

In Stockholm, he has actively contributed to the promotion of Greek culture and tourism through exhibitions at major museums such as Medelhavsmuseet and Nordiska Museet, the Greek Cultural Institute, and international tourism fairs, as a partner of the Cultural Department of the Greek Embassy in Stockholm and the Panorama World tourism fair.

In recent years, he has been living in Preveza, Greece, focusing primarily on painting.

EXHIBITIONS

• 2004 Preveza. Cultural Centre. First solo exhibition titled Views of Preveza Prefecture alongside the presentation of broadband networks of the Prefecture.
• 2006 Parga. Venetian Castle. Solo exhibition titled "Parga"along with the production and presentation of the first photographic book of Parga.
• 2009 Rome. Gallery Opera Unica. Participation in a group exhibition.
• 2011 Preveza. Gallery L. Spartiotis Solo exhibition titled "my photos"
• 2012 May. Preveza. Group exhibition at Preveza Jazz Festival.
• 2012 Sep. Milan. Spazio Oberdan. Individually titled "My Epirus" org. Prefecture of Milan.
• 2013 Feb. Stockholm. Greek Culture Foundation. Individually titled "My Epirus"
• 2014 Feb. Stockholm. Greek Panorama Travel Fair. Solo titled "My Epirus".
• 2014 Oct. Stockholm. Mediterranean Museum. Individual titled "Epirus-Stories and Moments"
• 2015 June. Athens. Technopolis Jazz Festival. Participation with an individual exhibition titled "Echographies"
• 2015 October. Stockholm Jazz Festival Participation at the group exhibition titled "Jazz Leses"
• 2016 May. Stockholm. Nordic Museum. Individual titled "The Face of Migration"
• 2017 Mar. Stockholm. Mediterranean Panorama Travel Fair. Solo "Mediterranean Views"
• 2017 Apr. Athens. Melanythros Art Space. Participation at International Jazz Day titled "Sounds and Images"
• 2017 Sep. Preveza. Archaeological Museum Of Nikopolis. Individual titled "Cities of Man"
• 2018 Jan. Stockholm. Farbror Nikos Gallery Cafe. Retrospective "The Best of Me"
• 2018 Jan. Larissa. Municipal Odeon of Larissa. Individual participation titled "Echographies" at the music festival "Mousikotropo"
• 2018. Feb. Stockholm. Panorama World Festival Travel Fair. Solo Exhibition titled "My Land, Marble and Light"
• 2018 Apr. Lefkada. Participation at International Jazz Day with solo exhibition titled "Echographies" at Z Bar Concept Store.
• 2018 May Marousi Athens. Olympic Municipal Cultural Centre."The other person" participation in common Exhibition titled " Learning each other".
• 2019 Oct. Preveza, Municipal Gallery Yiannis Moralis. Titled " Technografies"
• 2022 May Athens, Techopolis, group exhibition "Women in Jazz" - Athens Jazz Festival
• 2024 Preveza Municipal Gallery G. Moralis. Solo paintings exhibition titled "Utopia" 
• 2025 Preveza Municipal Gallery G. Moralis. Solo paintings exhibition titled "Humanscapes"