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WHAT WAS IMPORTANT IN MY LIFE.....WAS MY DREAMS LUMI
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I saw that finishing the school, not reason apparently was to learn anymore...a big brake from anything...but still my brain was going down. I felt the need of more and more information, learning, working. I start to learn English, painting, writing science fiction, going to circles and centers for artists and writers. I was participating to exhibitions, art events, being in the middle of artist most of the time. | |
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In the Fine Art School, the teacher was a divine person, a direction to a better way of life. He was a simple but wonderful artist, we was able to listen his teachings many hours, drinking his words, trying to stay in his presence as long as we could. After a class we was able to fight and go on the way full of power, positive thinking, trusting in our own value. | you can write me on this e-mail address: other web pages u can view with me: |
| REFERENCES: The artist is doing her Fine art school in the years 1985-1988, with a remarkable teacher and painter Andrei Radulian, who is now teacher at the Fine art University in Bucharest. Being under the good guidance of the wonderful painter, she start a way into the land of mystic image of colors. During the years of the school, she took part of numerous group exhibitions, receiving some prizes for her paintings from which one first prize for "Crippled" , and the second prize for "The mole". She sell more of her paintings just some of them resting in her own home. Growing in a family with a lot of needs, but with the love for art into her heart, she had the happiness to have close to her a wonderful brother also painter who was trying to implant into her heart the love for art more and more daily. Together many days in a poor studio they was spending hours entering into the world of color building and imagine new pictures with games of light and shadows, combining reality with imagination, and different styles of paintings until they define the real way for their paintings. The artist is usually working in a cubist style and surrealist style, sometime putting poetry elements into the geometric figures. The shape and colors are forming a picture that transfer the imagination into her own world giving the impression of a playground. The paintings are in oil on canvas, stretched. |