I’m Andrei Fășie, a curator and cultural researcher whose work examines the intersections between perception, artistic expression, and the diversity of human experience. My curatorial approach seeks to recover the distance between the viewer and the work of art, regardless of its medium—reestablishing an authentic encounter with forms of expression that have been gradually estranged by elitist or overly formalized interpretations, detached from the humanity that should ground them.

My academic background bridges literature, visual culture, and philosophy. I studied Romanian and English cultures at Transilvania University of Brașov, and later completed a master’s degree at the Center for Excellence in the Study of Image, University of Bucharest. My research there, Recoveries of the Tangible in the Ocularocen, explored the dominance of the visual in shaping contemporary perception and laid the foundation for my current PhD project, which investigates immersivity as a mode of altered consciousness—examining how digital, dreamlike, and imaginative environments transform our sense of self and presence.

Through both writing and curatorial practice, I aim to articulate the emotional and cognitive dimensions of seeing, fostering renewed proximity between art and its public. My essays and projects explore how artistic experience can restore attention, empathy, and meaning in a visually saturated world.

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