Location: Romania
I am a Romanian visual artist and cultural organizer based in Bucharest. My recent work explores the relationship between biological and technological forms, an artistic direction I develop under the concept of Bionantism, where organic and technological elements are conceived as parts of the same entity.
My activity also extends to cultural projects and the promotion of visual art. Between 2011 and 2018, I organized the Tablouri de Vis exhibition series, which brought together numerous Romanian artists, including large-scale exhibitions at the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest. From 2015 to 2016, I also produced and hosted Zoom Cultural, a television program dedicated to art and culture.
In 2024, I founded TDV ART in Bucharest, an art gallery with permanent 24/7 access. The project grew from a simple idea: art should not have opening hours and should remain accessible beyond the conventional schedule of a gallery.
Alongside these projects, I continue my own painting practice and participate in exhibitions and international art events. My recent works focus increasingly on the visual relationship between the organic and the technological, a subject that also forms part of my academic research in painting.
Bionantism is an artistic theme centered on the co-genesis between nature and technology. Its core idea is that the organic and the technical are born together, forming a single, unified entity rather than two separate elements combined afterward.
“Genesis bloom (bionantism)”
“Last pear (bionantism)”
