Diana Buzoianu
Urban collapse (Series)
DESCRIPTION
This experimental collection invites a re-evaluation of the financial and industrial districts that are so often afforded scant attention. These regions, typically marginalized both physically and conceptually, are rarely afforded more than passing notice except in moments of calamity. Rarely do we pause to look past the austere stereotypes to discover the blend of grandeur and complexity that embodies these spaces with a noble beauty. My work, coupling abstraction and surrealism shines a penetrating light on this neglected subject, juxtaposing the traditionalism and hyper-modernity that co-exist within London and innovatively re-imagining our relationship with these
urban indispensables.
AUTHOR
Bio
I am an enthusiastic photographer and fine artist living in London.
I think of my artwork as an unfinished statements that allows perpetual interaction and improvisation on both sides..the maker and the viewer.
My arrangements are schematic, inviting the viewer to move into a space of speculation between spontaneous and accidental effects.
I don’t set out to produce art about one subject or another, although I tend to favor figurative art.
I’m never without a sketchbook to hand so I am constantly drawing and sometimes the drawings are left in the sketchbook and other times they develop into more in-depth ideas and detailed images.
I rely on my desire for beauty, poetics and profound meanings.
BTEC Graphic Design Level II (Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign)
BTEC Photography Level II
Four of my image were selected for London Photo Festival, Cutty Sark Exhibition
Five of my images have been favored by National Geographic Editors
One published photo in National Geographic
Personal Exhibition in Mayfair, London, UK 2015
Exhibition at Romanian Institute of Culture, London, part of Annual Salon 2016
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