SPACE - MOMENT As an artist, I am interested in the dynamic between the notion of personal story on the one hand and the concept of human nature on the other. At the forefront of my consciousness are always two questions: "What does it mean to be human?" and "How does a personal event become history?" Violence and vulnerability, desire and rejection, stability and discontinuity, the conflict between reality and imagination, and our desperate and often failed attempts to make sense of events are all fundamental concerns and unavoidable themes. My art aims to cancel the distance between matter and experience to reflect on the nature and role of sculpture and the relationship of the artwork to its environment. I draw inspiration from my experience with the decorative arts to subvert, particularly by pushing the boundaries between two-dimensional and three-dimensional, a purely aesthetic function of art, and to question totalising cultural and historical narratives.

Arriving in Bucharest, walking through many countries where she showed the world her art, Mădălina Mihai is a complex and interesting artist to follow in her evolution. Starting with expressions and explorations of the inner self in his paintings, he managed to raise wave after wave from the eyes of her soul. When we admire her art, we find a part of ourselves, we find ourselves looking for a concrete element in a sea of ​​abstract expressions. The elements used by Madalina can often be inappropriate as a placement taken individually but with a lot of meaning for the work as a whole. "Flamingo in isolation" the expression of metal from Chinese Metaphysics, the last area explored by the artist, is made even during the period of isolation and deeply touches us all through the reality of the feeling we tried. A perfectly white room, a small window facing the color outside and a pink bird with a golden crown on its wing. We become optimistic, clean and with the introspection made during the isolation period.

Artist photographer Alma Hanganu looks for inspiration for her works in everyday life, observing people and nature that she captures through her lens. It all started with a game and a click. With each step she was closer... in search of a moment, an emotion, a game, a smile, a dance of colors and light.