Saw sculpture
Description:
In the center of Thessaloniki near the embankment you can see a unique monument called “Saw”. The sharp is directed upwards and symbolizes the confrontation between East and West. This is a sign that in the Middle Ages Christianity broke up into Catholicism and Orthodoxy, that even today people of different religions worship their God. Hot spots today are also on the line of demarcation of the Western and Eastern Roman Empires. And although many political events in the world happened after the opening of the monument. Many call him a prophetic, and the sculptor a visionary.
The author of this amazing sculpture is Andrei Filippov, a Russian architect and sculptor. His work participated in the Biennale of Contemporary Art in 2007 and was noted as a distinctive work of art. It's downtown. You can get there by public transport or taxi.