“I feel something, don’t know what.” A Reading Imposed by Circumstance
A complex and telling art event about ecosystems, human intrusion, cyborgs, and, last but not least, civic activism.
Teodor Ajder
Teodor Ajder was born in Chișinău. He studied psychology at Babeș-Bolyai, Cluj-Napoca, and got his master's degree in education sciences and his doctorate in media, information and environmental sciences at Yokohama State University. He is currently living in Warsaw, where he writes for the "Mămăliga de Warsaw" annual publication. In his practice he tries to match visual arts with fictional and critical texts in an attempt to understand the condition of migration. He is the author of several book-objects, among which "Obrăzaru-i pentru o japonez[c]ă" – published in Romania at FrACTalia, Bucharest, (2019), "MoPoJaRo", Dzialan Gallery / Studio Gallery, Warsaw, (2010,2019). He's a gardener.
On Roma and Tombs
The evolution of the 2019 exhibition "Spring (winter, summer, autumn) of the People", centered around the Transylvanian Panorama, includes a new graphic interpretation by a Romani Polish artist.
Our Neighbors’ Art in The Time of Allofus (I)
A pandemic is a democratic context, because if we were to translate it from Greek, that is what it would mean – all the people – pan plus demos.
Dialysis Mon Amour
An interview with artist Victor Ciobanu from The Republic of Moldova
The Skydwelleress and The Whirlwind
"Heavyweight" is not only an extraordinarily complex structure that generates countless associations, it also inspires action.
Poetic Victory In The Fight For Hearts And Bones
The starting point of the "Spring (winter, summer, autumn) of the people" exhibition is a major display of historical painting – fragments from the Transylvanian Panorama, less known in Romania