Early Years
Daniel Brici, Cristian Todie, Anca Danila, Radu Belcin, F. Chiuariu, F. Pitis
by Cosmin Nasui
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About the Book
Early Years is a curatorial project produced by Nasui collection & gallery presenting the beginnings of some creative journeys of seven contemporary artists: Daniel Brici, Cristian Todie, Anca Danila, Radu Belcin, Francisc Chiuariu, Flavia Pitis. Early Years can emphase the chronology of life, of a particular creation period, of subjects or of ideas.
Considering early years in art can be very specific.
It takes both courage and vision to join and follow the initial stages of an artistic path or another. You can have as many early years as your creativity and ingeniousity can deliver. That is why this syntagma is usually assumed by the few, who like the challenge of new and fresh and enjoy the beginnings, before the rough things and ideas become well crafted and shaped by style and technique. For others, less adventurous, the early years would require too much (time, resources) and involve too big a risk: cannot be easily understood, as they lack establishment.
Another challenge for the artists in their early years is that they use a mix that cannot be predicted by any oracle: they struggle around passion, idea, technique, celebrity and market value. The context and approach of each artistic path can be even more important than the art itself. We can truly say that early years can be determinant for each creative trail.
What is also linking the approaches of these six artists presented hereby is their care for a specific subject: habits in particular contexts. Habits are states of mind, of things, of environments, that take different shapes and eventually get fixed during a person’s existence, influencing behaviour and decision.
The early years will be followed by other kinds of stages, more specific or perhaps more established. But the joy of research, discovery, playfulness, uncertainty of this phase cannot be forgotten and it will surely count more and more after years.
Considering early years in art can be very specific.
It takes both courage and vision to join and follow the initial stages of an artistic path or another. You can have as many early years as your creativity and ingeniousity can deliver. That is why this syntagma is usually assumed by the few, who like the challenge of new and fresh and enjoy the beginnings, before the rough things and ideas become well crafted and shaped by style and technique. For others, less adventurous, the early years would require too much (time, resources) and involve too big a risk: cannot be easily understood, as they lack establishment.
Another challenge for the artists in their early years is that they use a mix that cannot be predicted by any oracle: they struggle around passion, idea, technique, celebrity and market value. The context and approach of each artistic path can be even more important than the art itself. We can truly say that early years can be determinant for each creative trail.
What is also linking the approaches of these six artists presented hereby is their care for a specific subject: habits in particular contexts. Habits are states of mind, of things, of environments, that take different shapes and eventually get fixed during a person’s existence, influencing behaviour and decision.
The early years will be followed by other kinds of stages, more specific or perhaps more established. But the joy of research, discovery, playfulness, uncertainty of this phase cannot be forgotten and it will surely count more and more after years.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 60 -
Isbn
- Hardcover, Dust Jacket: 9781320102223
- Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781320102216
- Softcover: 9781320102209
- Publish Date: Aug 20, 2014
- Language English
- Keywords Daniel Brici, Cristian Todie, Anca Danila, Radu Belcin, Francisc Chiuariu, Flavia Pitis, Contemporary Art, Romanian Art, Contemporary Romanian Art, East European Art, Cosmin Nasui, Nasui collection & Gallery, PostModernism Museum Publishing House, Bucharest
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About the Creator
Cosmin Nasui
Bucharest, Romania
Curator http://ro.linkedin.com/in/cosminnasui Expert and assessor in contemporary art accredited by AEEAR (Association of Experts and Evaluators of Romania) Chairman of the Department of Contemporary Art of ACOAR (Association of Artworks Traders in Romania) Founder member Modernism.ro: www.modernism.ro