ArtWorks

Year: 2021
90x120 cm / 35.5x47.3 inch
Acrylic and oil pastels on canvas

Year: 2021
100x100 cm / 39.4x39.4 inch
Acrylic on canvas

The painting called 'Portal' is about the way I associate the feeling of vulnerability with my walking journeys. The circular lines in the painting represents the journeys that I did while getting lost in the city and not knowing in which direction to go. At the same time I wanted to show a sense of fluidity which is connected with the way I was thinking while walking on the streets. I chose this title because I think that each street is like a new portal that opens up a new world.

Year: 2020
100x150 cm/ 39,4x59 inch
Acrylic and oil pastels on canvas

This painting is about women in public spaces, their roles and how were they perceived centuries ago in comparison to nowadays. For this painting I took my inspiration from one of my walking journeys, from my hometown, Brasov, Romania. The colours that I used in the painting are inspired from de the buildings from the historical centre from my hometown.

Year: 2020
90x120 cm / 35.5x47.3 inch
Acrylic and oil pastels on canvas

Year: 2020
30x40 cm / 11.9x15.8 inch
Acrylic on canvas

Year: 2020
100x150 cm/ 39,4x59 inch
Acrylic and spray paint on canvas

This painting is about women in public spaces, their roles and how were they perceived centuries ago in comparison to nowadays. For this painting, I was inspired by one of my walking journeys from my hometown, Brasov, Romania.

Year: 2020
30x40 cm / 11.9x15.8 inch
Acrylic on canvas

For this painting I was inspired by an old chandelier which I have seen in a house when I was smaller. The image remained with me till now and I felt the need to paint it.

Year: 2020
30x40 cm / 11.9x15.8 inch
Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas

For this painting I was inspired by a photo I have taken in a village from Romania called Viscri. With this painting I wanted to emphasise the main colour of the buildings from this area (blue) and the atmosphere from this special place.

Year: 2020
100x150 cm/ 39,4x59 inch
Acrylic and spray paint on canvas

In this work I combined female figures with architectural details. The theme for this painting is the role of women in public spaces, how they were perceived centuries ago in comparison to nowadays. The colours that I used are inspired from the historical centre of my hometown, Brasov, Romania.

Year: 2020

Ceramic

Year: 2020
200x200 cm / 78,7x78,7 inch
Acrylic on canvas

This painting is inspired from a photo I took at 'Kew Gardens' in London. In this painting I combined different elements from nature. I chose to paint in the lower part of the artwork a more detailed surface and use warm tones. The shapes I painted in the upper part and in the middle are more pictorial, I used strong brush strokes and an accentuated contrast between the elements. I feel that the contrast between the upper part of the painting and the lower one gives the artwork a special balance. Some of the elements I used are inspired from reality, but I combined them with my imagination as well.

Year: 2020
100x200 cm / 39.4x67.8 inch
Acrylic and spray paint on canvas

In this work I combined female figures with architectural details. The theme for this painting is the role of women in public spaces, how they were perceived centuries ago in comparison to nowadays. The colours that I used are inspired from the historical centre of my hometown, Brasov, Romania.

Year: 2020
150x200 cm / 59x78.8 inch
Acrylic on canvas

This painting is inspired from an old chandelier which I have seen when I visited Vienna.

Year: 2020
100x150 cm/ 39,4x59 inch
Acrylic and spray paint on canvas

In this work I combined female figures with architectural details. The theme for this painting is the role of women in public spaces, how they were perceived centuries ago in comparison to nowadays. The colours that I used are inspired from the historical centre of my hometown, Brasov, Romania.

Year: 2020

Ceramic

Year: 2019
100x130 cm / 39.4x51.2 inch
Acrylic and oil pastels on canvas

The inspiration for this painting was a photo I have taken with a piece of wood. I was really intrigued by the structure and the texture of the wood. At first I wanted to paint something realistic, but when I decided to work with pink, red and orange the outcome changed completely. What I really like about this painting is the contrast between the surfaces which are more pictorial and the white and yellow ones where I drew some lines with oil pastels. I feel this kind of contrast gives the artwork more depth.

Year: 2019
80x90 cm / 31.5x35.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas

This painting is inspired by a gothic gate from an old church. For this artwork I wanted to depict the shape of the gate and the rest of it to be more abstract. I focused more on the use of colour rather then on the shape of the composition. I wanted to be like a story of colours and textures.

Year: 2019
90x90 cm
Acrylic on canvas

This artwork is my first painting were I tried to change a little bit the way I usually work with colors. I wanted to make it more abstract, and just in some parts you can understand what it actually is. I started from a photography with a window. I like sometimes to take inspiration from windows because I feel like each of them have a great story behind. Just try and think of how many people look from the same window and think of such different things, is just a piece of glass and maybe wood which makes a connection between the complicated minds of people and the endless posibilities which exists.

I feel that this painting is special because of the combination between the parts were I used strong brush strokes or even drops of paint and the ones which are more like a drawing.

Year: 2019
100x120 cm / 39.4x47.3 inch
Acrylic on canvas

This paintig is inspired by some old gothic arthitectural details and win- dows. I wanted to create a contrast between the vertical shapes and the abstract ones.

Year: 2019
100x100 cm / 39.4x39.4 inch
Acrylic on canvas

For this painting I was inspired by the interior of a museum from London. In this painting I included columns, some arches and some objects which caught my attention from that space. I wanted to capture the light and the darker parts and that is why I chose to use the bright orange and the dark blue.