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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.

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