Chrysa Chouliara is a visual communication specialist working at the intersection of science, design, and storytelling. She collaborates with academic research environments, translating complex scientific ideas into clear, engaging visual narratives. Her practice spans editorial design, archival research, and experimental publishing, with a particular love for offset printing and material-led storytelling.
Alongside her applied work, Chrysa under the alias Kaascat develops long-form personal narratives that blend memory, technology, and lived experience. Her ongoing book project Surviving the 80s uses obsolete media—cassettes, VHS, CDs, and early digital formats—as metaphors for personal and cultural history, combining text with archival photographs from 1982–1996. Her writing often weaves dark humor with reflection, incorporating fictionalized and dreamlike elements.
