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03/10/2026

Valoarea este constructul uman, un fundament, al motivației, al direcției spirituale şi fizice, după care alegem să ne ghidăm dezvoltarea.
Artistul foloseşte acelaşi construct pentru a dezvolta o operă de artă, conştient / subconştient sau prin experimente vizuale, de care mai târziu va fi legat atât numele său cât şi modul în care este cunoscut.

Arta este un mediu în care se regăsesc nenumărate valori ce atrag interacțiuni din partea comunității care împărtăşeşte aceste valori. Filmul documentar de la care a pornit conceptul expoziției are această calitate de a atrage vizualizare, reacția şi empatia a diferite categorii de vârstă, deoarece protagoniştii sunt adoleşcenți. După statistici acelaşi lucru e valabil şi vis a vis de categorii empatice sau sociale.
O conversație vizuală, ca întotdeauna, interesantă și revelatoare, despre valoare, dincolo de monetizare, priorități şi consecințe aduse de acceptarea “cvasi” valorilor.

Toate acestea prin intermediul conceptului prezentat de fiecare artist.

Plecând de la filmul documentar “The abyss” de Werner Herzog.

Prin intermediul lucrărilor de artă facem o incursiune în lumea valorii imuabile, valoarea este dezvoltată în funcție de cultura personală sau familială, ca apoi să includă dorințele şi nevoile fiecăruia dintre noi.

În filmul “The abyss“ am putut vedea o claritate extraordinară rezultată din curgerea documentarului de la valorile “moştenite” la consecințele adoptării acestora, şi apoi cadrul mai larg al valorilor umane, general prețuite, şi efectele acestora. Aceasta m-a determinat să cercetez impactul şi importanța conştientizării valorilor și să propun această temă pentru curenta expoziție.

Percepția și consecințele, privilegiul valorilor descoperite la diferite intersecții sau schimbări din sezonul viețuirii, a fost gândul selecției pentru curentele lucrări din expoziție

OPEN CALL -VOLUNTEERS
07/09/2026

OPEN CALL -
VOLUNTEERS

18/08/2026

FINISAJ
SOUL/SUFLET

What is the soul? Dr.Caroline Leaf defines the soul as the sum of will, emotion and choice that produce  actions.

To will, to feel, to choose.

Religion can define the soul, psychology and philosophy also define the soul. 

Art though,  has a different relation to the soul.

 Art is not limited at a definition of the soul: Artists explore the soul, as a way of expressing, as a general trend towards awareness and discovery of the soul.

But where do we find the soul in art? Can we find it in the pictorial gesture, styles, or trends? In vivid colors? In deep thought conceputalist? In broad and powerful concepts such as light, experiment or the moment of amazement or shock culture? Where can we find the soul?

The soul is somewhere in the artist, that is certain. But how the artist manages to weave it in the surface or core of her/his art is another question. Are we able to make the soul visible in art?

Michelangelo studied and drew to perfection to represent the human body in the most complex and emotional movements. This extraordinary attention to anatomy created a moment of amazement that involved the soul of the viewer. So was Leonardo da Vinci. So were other great artists. We think of art through the prism of names, but is art related to people's names? The soul thus ends up being represented in art through individual people.
We see that artificial intelligence is more recently producing art. We know that the "machine" does not possess a soul, yet it learns to mirror the needs of the human soul. If it were a human we would call this a toxic behaveour.
We can trace the soul in the stages preceding to art collecting. We can distinguish even here particular ways of acquiring it, each showing what hangs in the collector's soul when they acquire a work of art. If we follow Caroline Leaf's definition, then the choice is connected with the will, emotion and thought. Choosing a work can mean a better investment, a deep feeling or a reflection on the history of art.

The soul in some definitions relating to Mozaic thinkers and Christian writings  is rather a way of describing the person, in the set of features that best define, that individ

FINISAJ 19 AUGUST ORA 19
18/08/2026

FINISAJ 19 AUGUST ORA 19

FINISAJ SOUL/ SUFLET, Sibiu City App, Expoziție, SOUL/ SUFLET Expoziţie de artã/ Decernarea p...

  OPENED thru 15 of August Cer Deschis Gallery  using the tel no in Bio  a day in advance for preferencial houres  or ac...
17/07/2026

OPENED thru 15 of August
Cer Deschis Gallery
using the tel no in Bio
a day in advance for preferencial houres or accordind to the Schefuale of CD Gallery.

Book a     /artexhibition  is oppened thru 19 of August  Cer Deschis Gallery  Tel No in Bio Book one day in advance/ acc...
17/07/2026

Book a /artexhibition is oppened thru 19 of August Cer Deschis Gallery Tel No in Bio
Book one day in advance/ according to the CDGallery Scheduale

25/06/2026

SOUL/SUFLET

What is the soul? Dr.Caroline Leaf defines the soul as the sum of will, emotion and choice that produce  actions.

To will, to feel, to choose.

Religion can define the soul, psychology and philosophy also define the soul. 

Art though,  has a different relation to the soul.

 Art is not limited at a definition of the soul: Artists explore the soul, as a way of expressing, as a general trend towards awareness and discovery of the soul.

But where do we find the soul in art? Can we find it in the pictorial gesture, styles, or trends? In vivid colors? In deep thought conceputalist? In broad and powerful concepts such as light, experiment or the moment of amazement or shock culture? Where can we find the soul?

The soul is somewhere in the artist, that is certain. But how the artist manages to weave it in the surface or core of her/his art is another question. Are we able to make the soul visible in art?

Michelangelo studied and drew to perfection to represent the human body in the most complex and emotional movements. This extraordinary attention to anatomy created a moment of amazement that involved the soul of the viewer. So was Leonardo da Vinci. So were other great artists. We think of art through the prism of names, but is art related to people's names? The soul thus ends up being represented in art through individual people.
We see that artificial intelligence is more recently producing art. We know that the "machine" does not possess a soul, yet it learns to mirror the needs of the human soul. If it were a human we would call this a toxic behaveour.
We can trace the soul in the stages preceding to art collecting. We can distinguish even here particular ways of acquiring it, each showing what hangs in the collector's soul when they acquire a work of art. If we follow Caroline Leaf's definition, then the choice is connected with the will, emotion and thought. Choosing a work can mean a better investment, a deep feeling or a reflection on the history of art.

The soul in some definitions relating to Mozaic thinkers and Christian writings  is rather a way of describing the person, in the set of features that best define, that individual.

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Friday 18:00 - 20:00
Saturday 17:00 - 20:00
Sunday 17:00 - 20:00

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