Space

The work is part of the Space exhibition. The vision of the Space exhibition begins on the 41st day of total closure of the interior space of my home in Bucharest, as a result of the restrictions imposed by the authorities due to the pandemic. This was the moment when the human spirit began to develop the idea of ​​finding a solution that could protect the human body from an unseen danger. A feeling of panic, followed by a feeling of self-defense and self-protection. The created forms, presented within the Space exhibition, were born in my mind as a vision of an organic form that could ensure the protection of the human soul, so that it could circulate freely, to rediscover the lost spaces in the universe, which have yet to be discovered. The human spirit has always had an unstoppable desire to conquer space, regardless of its terrestrial or spatial form. Terrestrial space has been a continuous challenge since ancient times, being conquered through wars led by fearless leaders such as Alexander the Great, Attila the Hun, or Julius Caesar in the Roman Empire, etc.
The need for knowledge and discovery of the terrestrial space made the human spirit go further and cross the oceans, as Christopher Columbus did by discovering an extremely important terrestrial space for humanity such as the American continent. The human spirit and body reached an unimaginable distance in the conquest of space through cosmonauts such as Yuri Gagarin from the USSR (the first man in space) and Neil Armstrong from the USA (the first man to reach the moon).
The exhibition Space was presented in the following cultural institutions: National Museum of the Romanian Peasant, Buzau County Museum, Osten Museum Skopje, Galateca Gallery, Saphira & Ventrura Gallery NYC, Art Gallery Ruse - Bulgaria, Arte Laguna Prize - Venice, Romanian Institute for Culture and Humanistic Research în Venice