Capturing the moment when thoughts of the mind detach from the body, thus offering a new way of seeing, New Zealand based artist Henrietta Harris explores in her portraits themes of uncertainty and fragmentation. However, distortion seems to be a natural feature of her … Continued
Starting from a certain theme or idea that he wants to explore, French visual artist Jules Julien usually creates series of works that interact with each other through various aspects (colour, symbols, composition), telling powerful stories and conveying strong emotions. His works are minimal, … Continued
The digital artworks of artist Adam Martinakis unfold the nature of man, human emotions and the connection between the spirit and the material: “My aim is to explore the unknown, to cross the bridge of the existence, to reveal the ancient answers, and come up with … Continued
In the past months, we became constant visitors of Art Yourself Gallery, Bucharest, which impressed us with its creative and challenging projects, concept exhibitions and great selection of artists. We recently talked to Elena Petre and Mălina Florea who, together … Continued
Currently living and working in Cluj, George Crîngașu experiments on the virtual realm of reality, exploring infinite dimensions of what was and could be, distorting and rearranging elements, that, in the end, are no longer familiar to our ways of seeing. “The … Continued
For visual artist Basik, currently based in Rimini, Italy, hands are as expressive as a human face, telling fascinating stories with each particularity and gesture. Weird face expressions are also captivating, rising from a mix of lines, shapes and solid aspects of … Continued
In his minimal collages, Lucian Harbădă plays with colour and shape, juxtaposing ordinary activities or landscape fragments with geometrical elements, offering a fun new perspective on the usual aspects of life and reality. As a particularity, in most of his works, he … Continued
Held on May 23rd, The White Night of the Art Galleries (NAG #8) offered once again an impressive route of contemporary art events in Bucharest, with a careful selection of galleries and alternative spaces, and a varied program featuring premiere exhibitions, … Continued
The “!EU” (“!ME”) project of young Romanian artist Oana Stanciu consists of a series of ten photographs and two films representing her as a bizarre character, taking many unusual forms. The project is a further exploration on the self-portraits theme which … Continued
