Yiorgis Yerolymbos (Paris, France 1973) is a photographer and architect.

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He studied photography in Athens and architecture in Thessaloniki, Greece. He subsequently pursued a graduate degree at Goldsmith's College, University of London, and completed his Ph.D. at the School of Art and Design of the University of Derby, UK.

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他的摄影作品已在一些景观和建筑摄影书籍中发表。2008年至2011年，他还曾在塞萨利大学建筑学院担任摄影讲师。除了学术工作外，他还在希腊和国外的个人和团体艺术展上展出自己的作品。

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His work focuses on the interface of nature and culture as it can be exemplified in contemporary topography. He photographs landscapes under transition, places that have sustained changes in the face of modernisation and optimisation of land exploitation. His research interests include the process of beautification of landscape in contemporary photography, the construction of identity through lived-in space.

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In 2008, supported by a Fulbright scholarship, he travelled the US by car from East to West and back focusing on the American landscape and how its visitor-user perceives it.

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He has participated in the Venice Biennale of Architecture twice: in 2012 with large-scale works of the city of Athens and again in 2014, with landscape images of Greece.

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In 2013 his photographs were included in the main exhibition Εverywhere but Now of the 4th Biennale of Thessaloniki, curated by Adelina Von Fürstenberg.

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Since 2007 and for a decade, he has been the official photographer of the construction of Renzo Piano's the Stavros Niarchos foundation Cultural Centre.

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His monograph "ORTHOGRAPHS" was recently published by Yale University Press.