Haris was born on 18/02/1977 in Athens and graduated from the Technical High School at Acharnes, as an electrical installer. After his military service, he studied the art of theater and cinematographer at dramatic school of Fotiadis and Tragka, but also at seminars. Since 1999 he has worked as a actor, director, writer, stage fighting instructor, producer, music curator, assistant director, assistant production in more than 40 performances, by the National Theater of Greece, the National Theater of Northern Greece, the Municipal Regional Theater of Larissa, Municipal Regional Theater of Roumeli, the Municipal Regional Theater of Serres, the National Opera of Greece and independent theater productions. He has written 16 plays, 5 films, 1 television series and the first book in Greece for theatrical fencing and stage fighting "Theatrical Fencing, the illusion of battle", where he teaches in dramatic schools as well as groups seminars. In 5 performances and in 1 film he was stage fight instructor. He has participated with a key role at “Waiting Room” directed by Alexandros Leodaritis which is now available in North America via VOD from AMAZON PRIME, Google Play Movies, 24 HOUR, UDU Digital, Direct, Cool Nerd Kiosk, Fandangonow (Medianavico), Screenmagic Films, SHOWME TV, TUBI TV, WILD TV / CMN (SMART OTT) and Xbox movies with the North American. He has also participated with a key role in the documentary about the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics in 2002 "The Olympic Games in Ancient Greece". Along with these two, he has played in 41 theatrical performances, 17 television series, 11 short films and 7 feature films in Greek and foreign productions, sometimes in leading roles and sometimes in second roles. He has also participated in 10 international productions as an auxiliary actor. For his work in art, has received 12 times a distinction from UNESCO club of the department of Piraeus and Islands of Greece.