Artist Information:
Andrei Marina
Bucharest,
Romania
Member Since: Apr 2002
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Artist Statement:
Andrei Marina was born 1960 in
Cluj region, in the middle of
Transylvania.
He grew up in a multicultural
area with a strong sense of
tradition and religiousness.
Andrei has witnessed art in
it's various forms since the
very beginning because his
home land is also known world
wide for its superb crafts and
popular art.
The strong cultural influences
had a great impact on Andrei's
evolution towards becoming an
artist. He started studying
art when the times got harder.
The communism regime started
using art for its own
propaganda.
Convinced that art can't be
subdued by the narrow minds of
the people of the regime,
Andrei Marina pursued his own
perceptions in sculpture,
denying the evil politic
influence. He constantly
participated to national and
international exhibitions thus
making his work known both
before and after the Romanian
Revolution (the overthrow of
Ceausescu and the communist
regime in December 1989).
His talent became recognized
even before 1990 as he was
asked to lead a sculptors team
in the decoration of
Ceausescu's "People's House"
(People's House was
Ceausescu's greatest
architectural ambition. Its
construction required huge
sacrifices from the people and
became one of the ...
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Andrei Marina's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Andrei Marina's Portfolio. Browse Marina's body of work: Andrei Marina was born 1960 in Cluj region, in the middle of Transylvania.
He grew up in a multicultural area with a strong sense of tradition and religiousness. Andrei has witnessed art in it's various forms since the very beginning because his home land is also known world wide for its superb crafts and popular art.
The strong cultural influences had a great impact on Andrei's evolution towards becoming an artist. He started studying art when the times got harder. The communism regime started using art for its own propaganda.
Convinced that art can't be subdued by ... |
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