Reflections on art and human experience

Dumitrița Răzlog

Dumitrița Răzlog uses photography to open a crack for imagination, transforming images into visual metanarratives that reflect everyday experience in the age of the internet and deepfake technology.

Born in the Republic of Moldova, she studied Mural Art in Bucharest and received two grants in Italy, where she defined her visual language. She is a doctoral researcher at the National University of Arts in Bucharest and the Accademia di Belle Arti in Bari, where she researches post-photography in relation to her artistic practice.

Nadina Stoica

Nadina Stoica (b. 1997, Romania) is an artist from Constanța, based in Bucharest. She completed her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in the Photography and Dynamic Image department at the National University of Arts in Bucharest. Her artistic practice examines the subtle relationships between body and space, intimacy and landscape, the defragmentation of memory and identity, often approached from a psychological or phenomenological perspective. Her projects evolve through observation, writing and visual experimentation, positioning photography both as an investigative tool and as a reflexive process.

Raisa Beicu

Raisa Beicu is a marketing and communications specialist with over 10 years of experience, who has helped build and strengthen brands in industries such as automotive, fashion, real estate and banking.

With a solid background in digital and journalism, Raisa writes as a cultural journalist for major Romanian publications. She is passionate about art, about Vienna, about music and good books.