Christos Tsoleridis was born in 1974 in Alexandroupolis, Greece, and has been living in Thessaloniki since 2000. He studied graphic design at the Technological Educational Institute of Athens and the University of Art & Design, Helsinki, and typographic design at the Greek Font Society under George D. Matthiopoulos.

From 2000 to 2007, he worked as a senior designer and art director at Colibri Branding & Design, and in 2008 he co-founded the creative studio 'togetherdesign'. In 2014, he founded 'Oxhouse Design Studio', a boutique creative studio focusing on logo design, brand identity, and packaging.

As a professional designer for more than twenty-five years, Christos has worked on a wide spectrum of creative projects, including logos, visual identities, theatrical posters, books, packaging, and illustrations. His work has received national and international distinctions (EBGE, Ermis Design Awards, Ten Images for Ithaca, WOLDA, and Hiiibrand), and he has participated in exhibitions in Greece and abroad (Amnesty International, Crisis Is a Greek Word, Bike Art, et al.). Alongside his commercial work, he has been active in design education, teaching undergraduate courses in visual communication, typography, and design.

In recent years, Christos has been involved in printmaking, maintaining a hands-on connection with ink and paper. His artworks are influenced by the formalism and visual storytelling of graphic design, creating art prints by using various printing techniques such as linocut, collage, collagraphy, and stencil.

Among many other things, he enjoys nice conversations (especially when it comes to travel, history and typography), tries to maintain his curiosity about the world, and he is allergic to dogmatism.