On December 20, the world of Salzträume expanded beyond the gallery walls and into the urban fabric of Athens. The dream continued at Mosaikon Hotel through a group exhibition curated by Bianca Bauer, bringing together works by Vangelis Savvas (Crux Galerie), Maisie Maris, Lucca Cora Süss (KALI Gallery), Mitsi Papazachou, Theano Giannezi, Marilena Kranioti, and Valia Kapeletzi. 

Here, the dream no longer unfolds as a singular state, but fragments, multiplies, and takes on different voices. As Vangelis Savvas describes it, dreaming becomes a terrain where traces, fragments, and fluid forms detach from reality and reorganize themselves into something unfamiliar. Each artistic practice engages with this detachment in its own way — through material, image, gesture, or atmosphere. 

For Mitsi Papazachou, the dream is an emotional space: a sea that shelters and holds deep, blue emotions within its embrace. Across the exhibition, the dream appears as an inner landscape shaped by memory, longing, and sensation — at once intimate and shared. 

Moving through the city, the exhibition transforms dreaming into a collective experience. Inner worlds surface in public space, dispersed across different artistic languages, yet connected by a common inquiry: what remains when reality loosens its grip, and we allow the dream to unfold across multiple perspectives?