Raluca Mihaela PARASCHIV (Ionescu), artist, researcher, and lecturer at the National University of Arts in Bucharest. With a transversal professional background in the fields of visual practice and theory, cultural management, and communication sciences, she is interested in researching and promoting contemporary art and its associated educational practices in projects concerned with the multiple facets of the archive, nature and habitation in relation with technology and media. Author of a doctoral thesis entitled "Dialogue, Memory and Discourse in the Relationship between Public Space and Art. The case of Bucharest after 1989" and holder of an MA in Creative and Media Enterprises at Warwick University. Member of AICA International Art Critics Association, Chevening Graduates Association, NECS European Network for Cinema and Media Studies, Romanian Artists Union (UAP), and president of REC (Resources for Education and Culture) Association.
The city's celebration took place on the weekend of August 16-18, featuring over 100 cultural, sports, and community events. These are just a few of them.
Exploring relational systems in which humans are merely nodes in a network with multiple connections.
A series of exhibitions structured on the distinction between useful, poisonous, aphrodisiac and ritual plants in three galleries in Bucharest.