At the atrium of the Acropolis Museum’s ground floor one can take a look at the light sculpture installation titled ‘La Traviata’, created by the renowned theater artist, late Robert Wilson (October 1941 – July 2025), and donated by the artist to the Museum.

Through his signature use of light, Wilson designed this work of art as a tranquil composition with gentle color transitions and simple light bars around three axes, leaving the on-looker the chance to freely associate their own imaginative universe.
 

In the photos:

1-2. Light sculpture "La Traviata" at the atrium of the Acropolis Museum’s ground floor.

3. Late Robert Wilson with late Acropolis Museum President, Professor Dimitrios Pantermalis in the Parthenon Gallery on April 6th 2017, discussing about the importance of light in theater, art and History.