Today, I define myself as a confluence of love and loss.  A resilient and a “keep walking” human. A self-taught artist who transformed dining tables and living rooms on every continent I’ve ever lived in spaces of spiritual practice, transformation, change and growth.

I consider my art as a point of merging physical and nonphysical realities, a lucid dream. 

Tight studio space has brought me the opportunities to explore working small, extending my practice in unexpected directions, and employing an array of materials, tools and techniques: watercolour, ink or graphite; brushes, nibs, things and stuff, or even my bare hands – running feverish or resting patiently up in the mid-air above some diverse surfaces – from wood to paper or even tracing paper.

Trading one continent for another for almost 2 years, and living in a rural area without no studio space or access to art materials ignited my creativity, and “ART ON THE GO” concept came to life – working with one or few colours and/or tools I had at hand at the time.

“ART ON THE GO” has brought me the opportunity to dive deep into myself. A new direction in my art practice emerged: less explicit graphics, almost monochrome and highly connected with my humanness. My soul’s call for expansion has manifested in my latest works. A monumental mixed media painting on the concrete floor of an unfinished living room and, also a series of five large black and white ink on tracing paper pieces.

Once my new, warm, and light-filled studio will be set up I plan to extend and expand my interests and exploration in printing and ceramics. 

RUXANDRA