Nalia Ziku creates cinematic sound worlds that move between theatre, music and film.

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A multidisciplinary artist based in Athens, she works across performance, sound dramaturgy and multimedia storytelling, building hybrid forms where the stage meets the screen and sound becomes the central narrative force.

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Her work combines original music, layered vocal composition, live sound manipulation and video projections, creating immersive experiences where performance and cinematic language dissolve into one.

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As part of the Production Department of the Greek National Opera (Alternative Stage), she develops and executes large-scale cultural projects while simultaneously cultivating her own independent artistic universe.

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She is the creator of FEMINANCE, a cinematic fiction podcast series officially selected and honored at Greek film and sound festivals, and co-founder of the feminist ensemble FAMA, producing bold postmodern theatre and audiovisual works including The Souvlaki Project.

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Through each project, whether a podcast, performance, film or concept album, she explores multiplicity, constructed identities and the fragile tension between intimacy and spectacle.