I was born, raised and live in Athens.
In 1989, I started my studies in Financial Management in Paris which I completed in Athens.
From 1992 until March of 2019, I worked for the family business pgi Pagani, with the main activity being the retail of decorative articles exclusively by Greek creators; whereas for several years I participated in international exhibitions, in Paris and in Milan, with the aim of promoting and projecting Greek folk art.
For a long period of time, I was voluntarily involved in the organization and coordination of cultural and charity events for the purpose of highlighting the historic and commercial centre of Athens, where I was working for more than 30 years.
My contact with ceramic art – which I dearly love – wasn’t incidental due to the fact I come from a family of professionals that dedicated their life to Greek folk art.
My involvement with photography, on the contrary, started in 2016 due to a chain of unforeseeable events in the city’s streets.
So in May 2019, I introduce Athenian Street Stories, with the vision of spreading a piece of Greece to every corner of the planet, through a unique collection of objects and pictures.
The collections of Athenian Street Stories are a combination of my 30-years-old path in the world of Greek artists but also of my novel quest in the magical space of photography.
I hope you love them as much as I do!
Natassa Pagani, November 2020
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions!
I was born, raised and live in Athens.
In 1989, I started my studies in Financial Management in Paris which I completed in Athens.
From 1992 until March of 2019, I worked for the family business pgi Pagani, with the main activity being the retail of decorative articles exclusively by Greek creators; whereas for several years I participated in international exhibitions, in Paris and in Milan, with the aim of promoting and projecting Greek folk art.
For a long period of time, I was voluntarily involved in the organization and coordination of cultural and charity events for the purpose of highlighting the historic and commercial centre of Athens, where I was working for more than 30 years.
My contact with ceramic art – which I dearly love – wasn’t incidental due to the fact I come from a family of professionals that dedicated their life to Greek folk art.
My involvement with photography, on the contrary, started in 2016 due to a chain of unforeseeable events in the city’s streets.
So in May 2019, I introduce Athenian Street Stories, with the vision of spreading a piece of Greece to every corner of the planet, through a unique collection of objects and pictures.
The collections of Athenian Street Stories are a combination of my 30-years-old path in the world of Greek artists but also of my novel quest in the magical space of photography.
I hope you love them as much as I do!
Natassa Pagani, November 2020
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions!
