Panagiota Kalesoglou lives in Preveza. She studied at the Law School of Athens and completed postgraduate studies at the Hellenic Open University. She initially worked as a lawyer and later served in positions of responsibility within public administration. Her love for painting led her to take art classes and eventually to enroll in the School of Fine Arts in Ioannina through entrance exams, studying under Gkaltemis, Bitsikas, and Charisis. She is a member of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece (EETE). Her work draws inspiration from nature, urban landscapes, people, social themes, and metaphysical concepts. She primarily paints with acrylics but also works with charcoal, oils, collage, mixed media, and wall constructions. Her style leans toward impressionism, though some works contain expressionist elements. She has held two solo exhibitions and participated in ten group shows.