The project “…WHY?” investigates the pervasive drive among Moldovan citizens to permanently abandon their homeland. Through dialogues in the village of Palanca, I paralleled my own departure with a collective flight from origins. The research culminated in a performative intervention: placing a map of the Moldavian SSR at a crossroads, transforming history into […]
Until the age of twenty, my subjectivity was constructed within a radically different social model of communication and engagement with reality. My existential prerogatives, objectives, and methodologies were shaped by the specific socio-political currents of the late Soviet era and the turbulent post-Soviet transition. This period was marked by the profound impact of the
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Anthropologist Robert Dunbar identified 150 as the optimal number of stable human social ties, a limit that persists even in the digital age. However, this project explores how internet technologies have fractured this traditional communication, shifting life into a virtual dimension. As digital spaces become the primary architects of orientation, we construct a simulacrum
At one point, we all dispersed in different directions, seeking to define our national identities through their unique similarities and differences. However, we soon found ourselves held hostage by a new form of self-organization within our internal and external environments. These emerging factors triggered a process of depersonalization, dissolving our identities into a grey uniformity
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“If the doors of perception were cleansed, every thing would appear to man as it is: infinite.”
Doors without keys. Read More »
The project “One Evening” is a spatial exploration of the archaeology of dogma. It centers on the Last Supper, Jesus Christ’s final evening with his disciples, viewed not as a historical narrative but as the crystallization point of contemporary religious reality. My goal is to visualize the tension between the living impulse of faith
This project is a spatial exploration of Albert Einstein’s Theory of Relativity, focusing on the fundamental interaction between space, time, and a body moving within that space. The project transforms an industrial environment into a thought laboratory where abstract physics becomes a tangible, sensory experience. The installation is anchored by a stark, dark path