Cyber Daddi: Seminaria

In this beautifully didactic and thoroughly scruffy little book, Cyber Daddi -a.k.a. Vassilia Kaga- has collected thoughts, experiences, narratives, traumas, hypotheses and promises. (…) The dynamics of these texts are based on their unapologetically performative discourse (…). They generously give us their deconstructed notes as an attempt to self-document their own process.
Mochi – Head of Mpataria publications

(…) It’s Vassilia’s diary, their “memoirs”. They always write very personally, not afraid to expose themself. (Well, they’re very afraid.) But it’s also our diary, of all our conversations, of our obsessive jokes, of our comedowns. The gaze, the desire, growing up with archetypal Greek parents, mourning, immigration, analysis, queers abroad, life online, the lockdowns, the return, wrestling with bipolar. The life I didn’t live. Or did I finally live it?
holistic.mum – Psychotherapist

(…) Clearly there is no single theme that describes this book – after all, what fragmented creator would have it any other way. A farewell to mourning? Many languages dedicated to the weakness of one? The pleasure of creation? Love in the years of the image? Which image? Which one specifically? Are they texts about all that was, perhaps no longer is, but will be? Are they all of that in one? Are they something else? (…) They’re basically nothing specific and that’s also fucking cool.
Lemonia – Social researcher