A MULTI-TALENTED JEWELRY DESIGNER
Katerina Psoma could be both a director and a movie star, a writer and heroine of a book, a painter and a muse. She designs nostalgic jewelry for contemporary women, who travel, they play roles while remaining true to their selves, and are not afraid of bold colors. Katerina is a Greek jewelry designer with profound knowledge of fashion, the mythology of image, valuable materials, who is reinventing Greek jewelry using equal parts of humor and creative nostalgia, rejecting at the same time any folklore cliché.
-What do you wear when you leave your house in the morning?
“I LOVE PHILOSOPHY, INSTAGRAM AND THE WORD MUM!”
-What makes you feel guilty or remorseful?
Feeling that I haven’t tried enough for something or when I forget birthdays or namedays…I am terrible at this kind of things.
-What’s in your fridge?
Stuff passed their sell by date.
-And what about your closet?
My passport and single socks.
-What do you have as a wallpaper in your cell?
A pic of my children and myself, all three of us tanned and together, riding a scooter and laughing.
-What do you do when you want to relax?
I walk around the Parthenon, talk with a friend, and play basketball with my boys. I also listen to Dalida and go to art shows.
“ALL MY JEWELRY CARRY A PIECE OF ME, SO I CAN’T SINGLE ANYTHING OUT”
CREDITS
Interview:
Sandy Tsantaki
Photographer:
Ioanna Chatziandreou
Makeup:
Despoina Kapitaneli
(Makeup artist Bobbi Brown)
Issue:
Decoding Feminism