Journeys with unexpected endings: discovering "blue tea" In these troubled times, with wars raging around the world, if you say that you "see things through rose-colored glasses," people may think you are, at best, naïve, if not something worse. But what if you mean...
Contemporary “Grotesque” A fresco of the world we live in (*text în română mai jos) Assisi, Italy Recently, during a trip to Italy, I had the opportunity to visit the town of Assisi, in the Umbria region of central Italy. On that sunny afternoon in early May, I was...
Bitumen experiment In a hamlet forgotten by the world at the foothills of the Apuseni Mountains, I came across an old little house. Its roof of weathered shingles and its aged wooden beam walls stood as witnesses to seasons long past, too many to count. The locked...
The sea — like a mirror of the world we live in. The surface of the sea, churned during a storm is frightening. The strong wind and the currents from the depths alike set the endless mass of water in motion. Immense waves rise toward the sky, only to crash down with...
Speed kills! Carelessness kills! Disobeying the law kills! Every day, road accidents with victims occur on roads around the world. The news begins with reports of traffic incidents that have taken place in recent hours... People who happen to be in the wrong place at...
After a long winter of snow and cold, nature begins to awaken from hibernation. Living beings—birds and plants—casually reveal their fragility, searching for the first signs of spring. They are filled with hope in an unpredictable and wild world. These paintings are a...
The Forest, or what’s left of it… The new series of paintings brings to attention the fate of the forest, the way we relate to nature (…) This aspect is becoming extremely relevant today; it is important that in the future we can admire the Forest, the majesty of a...
The Forest, or what’s left of it... This series of paintings draws attention to the fate of the forest, to the way we relate to nature, and to the relationship humans have with wood.Humans sometimes intervene abusively in nature for their own interests. Driven by...
The filter of time softens the memories, which drift back like the gentle breath of a fan. The memories of Japan, with Mount Fuji in the mist, the maple forests, and the cherry in bloom, have remained as precious souvenirs of the journey. Technical details: Ink and...
From the boat’s swift motion, a few drops splashed against my face. They came from that water of unreal beauty, shifting in hues from turquoise to indigo, the waters of the Indian Ocean over which we glided, drifting among the coral atolls of the Maldives. And it was...
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