Thursday, July 5, 2012

butterfly concert...


EL dirijeaza natura,
Sa fie toata UNA,
Sa sune prin zavoi, o armonie,
Nu taraboi...

EL dirijeaza natura!
Din fluturi face portative,
Din crengi spectatori cu capul gol,
Care vor acorduri de amor!

EL dirijeaza natura!

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

f/22 Group Exhibition | MadArt Gallery | PhotoIreland Festival 2012

Some of my images will be included in the exhibition at the MadArt Gallery in the Ireland. The event is organised by gallery owner Sofia Monika Swatek and curated and co-ordinated by photographer and Prism Photo Magazine editor Karol Liver.
The exhibition will be held from 13th of July to 19th of July 2012. The opening night will be held on 12th of July 2012 at 6pm.



Monday, July 2, 2012

Catalog for Secrets and Mysteries


"Secrets and Mysteries" exhibition catalogue (Juror: Catherine Edelman)
Catalog for Secrets and Mysteries a photography exhibition at the Darkroom Gallery
The exhibit catalog is now posted at viovio

Friday, June 22, 2012

red thoughts...

Privesc timid spre tine,
Omule cu ganduri fine,
Te rog sa nu ma lasi sa zbor prea sus,
Nu vreau sa mor...

Sunt eu copilul rosu,
Ai grija si de mine, 
Intinde mana,
Eu zbor spre nor...

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

back to freedom...


Lume, lume,
A sosit circul!!!

Elefantul magic se suie pe baloane de sapun,

Pestele-n culori doarme in baloane de sapun

Elefantul are pasarele, oare e nebun?

Monday, June 11, 2012

exhibition at the Darkroom Gallery

Juror for Secrets and Mysteries, Catherine Edelman has made her selections. Too Little For This BIG World was selected to be a part of exhibition at the Darkroom Gallery, opening Jul 5th, 2012.

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

SHOWCASE: CRISTINA VENEDICT

Cristina Venedict was born on July 19, 1981 in Botosani, Romania, she has a degree in psychology and has completed a high school art. Her works have been shown in solo and group exhibitions in Romania, Poland and London. Her works speak of a dream world, a world where everything is possible and “unusual” real life is simple banality.
Interviewed by Chiara Costantino