arte et facta

Roxana Donaldson’s exhibition explores fear’s feminine legacy through evolving installations, intertwining personal narratives with broader social dynamics.

Before diving further into the article, the recommendation is to check the artist Instagram hyperlinked below and read the captions of the paintings, as they provide the best insight into the artist vision and philosophy. Quentin uses a unique technique of hydrophobic means and acrylic paint to create his artwork. He comes from a vast…

Diana Zamfir (Marinescu) creates a representation of Gheorghe Magheru that combines the specific symbolical aspects with her own artistic vision.

This article proposes a reading of the Romanian traditional blouse, ia, not as an ethnographic object or national identity symbol, but as a material archive of an archaic form of feminine knowledge that operates outside the diurnal, rational order and that has been systematically misread as superstition or social segregation.

Roberto Diaz calls his practice “Arte del Caos.” The name is honest. Trained at the Design Academy and working with pencil, acrylic, and digital painting, he builds images at the precise point where the sacred and the anatomical meet and refuses to separate. The surface seduces first. His palette pulls from the Old Masters, burnished…