Moldovan painter exhibits works at National Art Museum

Chisinau, 13 October /MOLDPRES/ - A painting exhibition titled, MultiVERS, by fine artist, PhD in the study of arts, Master in Art Florina Breazu was inaugurated at the National Art Museum of Moldova on 12 October.   

Contacted by MOLDPRES, Florina Breazu said the exhibition comprised 43 works and showed a continuity of the stylistic concerns and interferences approached during her artistic career. The exhibition proposes to visitors an incursion into the fundamental creation process during three decades, comprising works from the last five years.  

Florina Breazu was born in Chisinau on 5 January 1973. He finished the A. Sciusev School of Fine Arts for Children and subsequently – Chisinau-based Alexandru Plamadeala Fine Arts College. During 1992-1994, she studied at the Faculty of Decorative Arts and Design of the Ioan Andreescu Academy of Visual Arts from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. During 1994-1998, Breazu continued the education at the Faculty of Fine, Decorative Arts and Design of the George Enescu University of Arts from Iasi, Romania. In 2021 in Bucharest, Florina Breazu maintained her thesis of PhD titled, The abstract art in the context of the artistic phenomenon in Moldova. She is author of numerous personal exhibitions in Chisinau, Brussels, Ploiesti, Reghin, Targu-Mures, Calarasi and Straseni. Starting from 202, Breazu has held the position of deputy president of the Moldovan Fine Artists’ Union (UAP) and as of 2022 she has acted as UAP president.     

The exhibition will be opened till 5 November.