Chrysa Chouliara is a visual alchemist at the crossroads of science, design, and storytelling. She transforms complex research into striking visual narratives that are as clear as they are captivating, turning data into storytelling devices. Her playground spans editorial design, archival excavations, and experimental publishing with a particular obsession for offset printing and stories you can touch, feel, and remember.
In parallel, Chrysa, under the alias Kaascat, crafts long-form personal epics that fuse memory, technology, and lived experience. Her ongoing project, Surviving the 80s, resurrects obsolete media such as cassettes, VHS, CDs, and early digital relics as vessels for cultural and personal history, blending text with archival snapshots from 1982 to 1996. Her work dances on the edge of dark humor, reflection, and dreamlike fiction, inviting readers to wander between nostalgia and imagination.
