Exhibitions

Today is the Museums Night, an annual after hours celebration when hundreds of museums, galleries, libraries, archives and heritage sites open their doors for special events. I am exhibiting in Krasnoyarsk Museum Center in Siberia http://eng.mira1.ru and also in my hometown at the "12 hours Museum" Here is a video about the work I am exhibiting : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uvQhROBMLk&feature=youtu.be

From my diary, page 27

The hardest things to see are the obvious.

Day 100

Summer Solstice at Stonehenge (2011)

Whispers on the streets of London: "They are between Us".
I said: "We are between Them".

London- spring time

I saw dogs hanging happily from enormous tree, I saw squirrels hunting foxes and relaxed hedgehogs drinking coffee on a little terrace just outside my underworld room. I am still wondering why the fact was not on the front page of London's newspapers.






















At 1989 km SE from London, my friend is writing true urban stories:
http://alinaandreipovesti.blogspot.com

"Just as real events are forgotten, some that never were can be in our memories as if they had happened." Memoirs of my melancholy whores by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Untitled in Italy

Once upon a time in New York

Show-down

I had a dream

Collective exhibition in London

My Exhibition in London

Imprints of the Earth - Simona Ciobotariu
The glorious visual imprints of the earth resonates with Simona Ciobotariu’s collection of art by oxidation, exhibited at TeaSmith Gallery, Spitalfields.

Simona documents nature at work through her encounters on the streets, empty factories, barren fields and abandoned houses in Parma, Italy.

The photographs capture nature in its abstract form or so you think, as the real subject is oxidation of metal scraps. Given sufficient oxygen and water, iron mass eventually converts entirely to rust and disintegrates into nothingness. Simona has captured a stage between these transitions before the earth reclaims it. A phase of interest of an abandoned piece of metal well past its glory days.

Born in Transylvania and a recent decade in Italy, Simona is on a short stay in London mastering Photography at The Metropolitan University.

Sushi, coffee, conversations, cigarettes, red heads are her road to heaven. Open her mystical jar and you will be there too.

Of course, the camera comes along.

Editors Note:

12 April – 09 May 2010

Private View:
16 April 6:30 - 9 pm

TeaSmith Gallery
6 Lamb Street
London
E1 6EA

Opening Hours:
7 days, 11am - 6 pm

People with II faces

People without faces

My judge

I am what you repress, what hurts you, what scares you more and last but not least I am your judge.

Between sushi, coffee and silence

I invite you all to take a cup of coffee with me...or maybe it's sushi time...
Do you belive in the complete silence?

Points of view

I can't explain and I won't even try.

Sea time

Last night in Portovenere I did not found the cats i usually see running on the beach, nor the fishermen with their strange glance in their eyes. I just found the sea, breeze and myself. That was enough to have a great time.

Red power

Today: red hair, red tea directly from London, red ideeas for going further.