Fyodor

2) Fyodor (Theodore Pappas) is a multi-disciplinary Greek artist-musician, photographer, and filmmaker-with deep roots in the Athenian creative scene. Born in Athens on March 24, 1984, he was raised in the city, developing an early and profound connection to the arts. His academic background reflects a dual passion for visual arts and intellectual inquiry, having studied Photography and Optical Arts at the University of West Attica (UNIWA), followed by a Master's degree in Philosophy and Arts.

His musical journey began at the age of fourteen, heavily influenced by his mother, who was also a musician. During the 2000s, Fyodor was an active member of Athens' underground music scene, contributing as a singer and songwriter. In addition to his work with various bands, he has maintained a direct connection with the city's pulse through busking on the streets of Athens since the age of 25.

For some years, he was widely known by the nickname "Jack Blue," a moniker given to him by friends during his university years. Today, Fyodor continues to expand his artistic universe by exploring new mediums of expression. Beyond music, photography, and film, he has recently been venturing into the world of writing, testing his skills as an author and finding new ways to narrate his stories and communicate his personal vision.