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Portrait of Daniel Weiss in a bright room, taken for the interview about Post Documentary Narratives (DWHH), art and AI.

Portrait of Daniel Weiss in a bright room, taken for the interview about Post Documentary Narratives (DWHH), art and AI.

Interview with Daniel Weiss

Me, in conversation with myself – about childhood, AI, and the beauty of the unnecessary. A quiet dialogue about imagination, origin, and the question why beauty should never need an excuse. About castles made of cardboard, about a forest in Tyrol, and the sense of wonder that somehow remained.

3 min read

Nikos Salda in his Athenian studio, seated among sketches, steel models, and paper stacks that mirror the geometry of his public installations. Light filters through the blinds, tracing delicate shadow lines on the walls — a quiet echo of his works’ larger dialogue between structure and air. (Image credit: AI generated by Daniel Weiss)

Nikos Salda in his Athenian studio, seated among sketches, steel models, and paper stacks that mirror the geometry of his public installations. Light filters through the blinds, tracing delicate shadow lines on the walls — a quiet echo of his works’ larger dialogue between structure and air. (Image credit: AI generated by Daniel Weiss)

Interview with Nikos Salda

Nikos Salda is a Greek artist and architect whose large-scale installations explore the fragile balance between structure, light, and belief. From The 13th Star, a 90-meter yellow scaffold built on a former NATO base, to Shading the Cradle, a floating canopy above the Parthenon, his works transform symbols of power into gestures of protection.

3 min read

Photograph of The 13th Star, an installation by Nikos Salda: a monumental yellow scaffold structure rising 90 meters high on a former NATO base by the sea. Built from more than a hundred thousand steel bars, it glows at night like a beacon across the Mediterranean—conceived as a symbol of peace and an unfinished Europe.

Photograph of The 13th Star, an installation by Nikos Salda: a monumental yellow scaffold structure rising 90 meters high on a former NATO base by the sea. Built from more than a hundred thousand steel bars, it glows at night like a beacon across the Mediterranean—conceived as a symbol of peace and an unfinished Europe.

The 13th Star

At the edge of Europe, where the land breaks into sea, a yellow star rises—built from a hundred thousand scaffolding bars on a former NATO base. Nikos Salda’s 13th Star turns a site of defense into a beacon of peace, a monument for what remains unfinished.

2 min read

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