Welcome, I’m Andrei Fășie. My work centers on the subtle interplay between perception, expression, and the rich diversity of human experience. While we share common ground, each of us navigates a distinct reality—shaped by how we see, speak, and create. I’m drawn to the ways we attempt to give form to our inner lives and how these efforts resonate across cultures and disciplines.
I began exploring this terrain through language and literature at Transilvania University of Brașov, where I focused on Romanian and English cultures. My undergraduate thesis examined the stylistic voices of Picasso and Michelangelo as writers, revealing how their visual genius translated into text. This early interest in the relationship between image and word led me to the Center for Excellence in the Study of Image at the University of Bucharest. There, during my two-year master’s program, I studied how visual dominance shapes our understanding of the world. My thesis, Recoveries of the Tangible in the Ocularocen, laid the foundation for my ongoing PhD research, which now investigates immersivity as a mode of shifting consciousness—how we are rendered into other realms, be they digital environments, dream states, or imaginative worlds. I am especially interested in the emotional and cognitive effects of these transitions and what they reveal about the boundaries of the self.
Here on my website, I share essays and reflections on artists and cultural phenomena that challenge how we see and understand reality. These writings aim to open new ways of thinking and perceiving—inviting readers to look closer and more deeply.