The contemporary art gallery Borderline Art Space in Iasi presents, between July 8 and August 15, 2024, “Photo-Video Graduate Exhibition 2024: Graduation Highlights 2024”, an initiative to promote young artists that has reached its ninth edition. The event is organized in collaboration with the Department of Photography, video, computerized image processing within the Faculty of Visual Arts and Design, National University of Arts “George Enescu” in Iași.
The exhibition includes a selection of the works of the graduates of the bachelor and master studies of Photography, video, computerized image processing and Photography and video art specializations within FAVD, UNAGE Iași, 2024 promotion and includes projects that use the photographic and dynamic image, in different artistic formats of photography, video installation and experimental video film.
List of artists and works presented:
Carina-Teodora Burghelea – “Collective individuality”, experimental video film, 7’55”, ultraHD, sound, loop
Dănilă Ioan Daniel – “Human Learning”, photographic installation, digital collage, framed texts, variable sizes
David-Mihai Dumbravă – “Unanswered dialogue”, photography, digital intervention, five digital prints, 50x70cm
Nikoleta Hushulei – “Frequency of introspection”, experimental video film, 11 min., HD, sound, loop
Amina Elena Iacob – “Digital dementia”, experimental video film, 2’31”, Full HD, sound, loop; installation, objects of the artist
Cătălin-Daniel Marinescu – “Personal spectrum”, photographic installation, variable dimensions, sound
Radu Neacșu – “Voice of the Dandelion”, photo book, photos of variable sizes
Ioana Rusu – “In my village to feel a disease”, installation, experimental video film, voice-over, projection on photographic prints, 8′ 07″, fHD, loop
Andrei-Cristian Scîntei – “Light Codec”, optical installation documentation; photo series, documentary video film, 2’33”, 4K, sound, loop
Parascheva Smoc – “Losing yourself to find yourself”, photo book, digital print
Claudia Nicola Ungureanu – “Târgșorul Nou Women’s Penitentiary”, installation, photos, object, video 9’21”, Full HD, sound, loop.
