Born in 1966), Sarantis lives and works in Thessaloniki. He has been exhibiting internationally since 1989.

He has presented his work internationally, including at the 25th Alexandria Biennale Aftermath (2009–2010), the 15th Luleå Biennale in Sweden (2011), and the 1st Sofia Paper Art Biennale, as well as in his solo exhibition Logos–Chronos at the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki in 2013.

In collaboration with the Land Art Delft Foundation in the Netherlands, he created a triptych of land art installations—Landscape as a Memory (2012), The Garden of Epicurus (2014), and Topos (2016)—and he has taken part in numerous workshops around the world.

His solo exhibitions include Philosophy includes Geography (Thessaloniki, Greece, 2023); The Currents of Time with R. Ceckauskaite (Athens, Greece, 2022); Reform Book with R. Ceckauskaite (Drama, Greece, 2021); Painting–Small Sculpture (Antiparos, Greece, 2021);  Blok Gallery (Belgrade, Serbia, 2018);  Uninterrupted Thread (Xanthi, Greece, 2016); Cultural Center of Contemporary Art with Miodrag Perić (Novi Sad, Serbia, 2016); Gallery Anixis (Baden, Switzerland, 2016); Equivocal Word (Thessaloniki, Greece, 2016); The Polysemic Cocoons (Athens, Greece, 2015); Words of Wisdom (Thessaloniki, Greece, 2014); Windows Art Gallery, OTE (Thessaloniki, Greece, 2013); Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki (Greece, 2013); Gallery Anixis with A. Sieber (Baden, Switzerland, 2013); Technohoros Art Gallery with A. Thulin (Athens, Greece, 2012); Gallery Orfeos 20 (Xanthi, Greece, 2011); UNESCO Gallery with R. Ceckauskaite and N. Terzis (Vilnius, Lithuania, 2011); World Art Delft with W. Brenner (Delft, Netherlands, 2010); and Gallery Anixis (Baden, Switzerland, 2010).