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RE-WILDING @ Muzeul Golești

RE-WILDING @ Muzeul Golești
Nistor Laurențiu

RE-WILDING

Expoziție colectivă

Contemporary Art Hall, Museum of Viticulture and Fruit Growing, Golești @muzeulgolesti

Initiated by Grădina Ideilor— Maia Ștefana Oprea

Curated by Nicoleta Popa Grigore

Artists: Chob, Ioana-Teodora Duță, Oana Mazarache, Maia Ștefana Oprea, Oana Tudose & Ramona Șlug

REWILDING brings together six artists and a territory where nature becomes a space of memory, transformation and interdependence.

In the Făgăraș Mountains, where Grădina Ideilor is active, rewilding is already unfolding: the European bison has returned to its natural habitat, while species such as the asprete, dependent on the Vâlsan River ecosystem, remain critically vulnerable.

The exhibition does not seek to illustrate an ecological discourse. Instead, through painting, sculpture, installation and textile, the works explore relationships between animal and habitat, nest and tree, soil and vegetation, disappearance and return, memory and regeneration.

REWILDING is an invitation to shift our perspective — from nature as scenery to nature as a partner in existence

RE-WILDING

Collective Exhibition

Contemporary Art Hall, Museum of Viticulture and Fruit Growing, Golești @muzeulgolesti

Initiated by Grădina Ideilor— Maia Ștefana Oprea

Curated by Nicoleta Popa Grigore

Artists: Chob, Ioana-Teodora Duță, Oana Mazarache, Maia Ștefana Oprea, Oana Tudose & Ramona Șlug

REWILDING brings together six artists and a territory where nature becomes a space of memory, transformation and interdependence.

In the Făgăraș Mountains, where Grădina Ideilor is active, rewilding is already unfolding: the European bison has returned to its natural habitat, while species such as the asprete, dependent on the Vâlsan River ecosystem, remain critically vulnerable.

The exhibition does not seek to illustrate an ecological discourse. Instead, through painting, sculpture, installation and textile, the works explore relationships between animal and habitat, nest and tree, soil and vegetation, disappearance and return, memory and regeneration.

REWILDING is an invitation to shift our perspective — from nature as scenery to nature as a partner in existence.

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