In January 2014, Art Yourself Gallery premiered a marathon project, with 17 participating artists, for a period of 11 months, with 11 themes and 11 exhibitions, held on each 17th day of every month. The artists: Aitch, Felix Aftene, Gabriel Caloian, Codruţa Cernea, Mihail Cosuleţu, Cristian Crisbăşan,Suzana … Continued
Exploring the limits between conceptual art and urban art, French mixed media artist Sean Hart creates poetic and intriguing works, ranging from photography and installation to performance and video. With each piece, he invites us to a visual and interactive journey between … Continued
Livia Fălcaru is only 18 years old, currently studies fine arts in her last year of highschool and already works as a freelance artist, based in Galaţi, Romania. Her passion for drawing recently combined with a new attraction to illustration and … Continued
Combining her influences from surrealism, digital art and photography to explore beauty, innocence and elegance in painting, Romanian artist Otilia Cadar redefines the human figure, with a special interest for the relation between human and animal. Living in a society often obsessed … Continued
Heavily influenced by mythology, biology and astronomy, young designer Alexandru Nimurad, currently based in Bucharest, creates a wide range of emotions to tell stories about life. Led only by the simplicity and purity of a dream, of the new story, the characters … Continued
Established in 2006, The anim’est International Animation Film Festival, the only one of its kind in Romania, has a festival programme consisting of six competitive sections (international feature film, international short film, Romanian film, student film, video & advertising, Balkanimation), the Mozaic section … Continued
Romanian illustrator and graphic designer Nicolae Negura, currently based in Lisbon, Portugal, is a visual storyteller: “I pick simple stories from my daily life, I transform them into something fantastic or metaphoric and afterwards I seek the best way to … Continued
Currently active in Rome and Nuremberg, Italian artist Agostino Iacurci enjoys playing with flat shapes, intense colors and open titles, always careful to the context and architectural details of spaces for his future murals, to the silent stories of his characters and … Continued
