The painter Nitsa (Soultana) Alexiadou-Kasfiki was born in 1934 in Thessaloniki.
She has been living in Athens since her childhood. She studied painting under the painters Hans Kreiber, Eleni and Kostas Iliadis, music for five years at the Athens Conservatory and the National Conservatory, as well as set design at the Takis Mouzenidis School.
She is a member of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece.
She held solo exhibitions in Athens (“Parnassos” 1970, 1972, Hellenic American Union 1976, Dimokritos Gallery 1985, Antinor Art Gallery 1987, Ergastiri 37 1990) and Thessaloniki (Goethe-Institut 1970, Thessaloniki International Fair 1979) and participated in group exhibitions (e.g., Panhellenic Art Exhibition 1971, 1973, 1987, Exposition Internationale de Peintures et Sculptures d’ Amiens 1974, Grand Prix International d’ Art Contemporain of Monaco 1974, Grand Prix International d’Art Contemporain of Monte Carlo 1976, 1977 and 1978, Mostra Internazionale del Premio Michetti-Francavilla al Mare 1977, International Poster Competition for Human Rights Strasbourg 1979, 1980, Salon de Mai 1982, Salon d’Automne 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, Sofia Triennial 1985).
Her works can be found in the National Gallery, the Cultural Center of the City of Athens, the Goethe-Institut of Thessaloniki, the Parnassos Literary Society, the Grand Palais in Paris, and in private collections in Athens, Thessaloniki, London, and New York.