Born in Greece in 1989. She Studied photography at the Akto Art and Design College in Greece. She continued her studies at the International Centre of Photography in New York. Currently living and working in Athens. She has been experimenting in Photography for about 10 years in different fields as professional and a Fine Art photographer. She has been participating in several group exhibitions in Greece, Istanbul New York and Italy.

Her artistic work pays tribute to what looks like a life outside of what we have been socialised to do over thousands of years of constructing civilisation — to settle in groups. In solitude, her subjects look like renegades from an ancient historical cult, burdened with uncertainty and the vulnerability of their journey. Each one of them is either blurred, camouflaged or non existent. Their power lies in the details of their hiding. Gerasimou’s photographs’ approach to detail is like an archeological dig—they slowly unfold into playgrounds for hypothetical scenarios.

 Shows

Outraged by Pleasure curated by Nadia Argyropoulou, Nobel building, Chalandri, Athens, Greece, 29 Sep - 12 Nov 2023

REVERSE FIREWORKS IN SLOW MOTION in Collaboration with Sculptor Designer Kostas Lambridis, Carpenters Workshop Gallery, NY, 8 Sep - 23 Nov 2023

From the earth to Thermissi curated by Nadia Argyropoulou, Thermissi, Greece, July 2023

Drowning land – Breathing water (INTL)- Athens Photo Festival 2019
Satellite Programme

Art Verona Fiera D’ Arte, Pelagica Gallery, October 2018

Asthenia No.06, curated by Amalia Vekri, Hot Wheels Project, Athens, Greece, 8 March 2018- 24 March 2018

A Place Where Light Casts Many Enigmatic Shadows, curated by Basim Magdy, Artsumer Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey

Scorpio(s) Rising, curated by Margarita Bofiliou,Daily Laizy, Athens, Greece

Radial Gallery August Residency 2017- Thalassofile

In Situ Upstairs Projects, Brooklyn art event duo

On Elite Now - photography exhibition

In Athena

Hang then High - exhibition at Velvet Room

Ten Velvet years,  curated by Nadia Argyropoulou