Emanuela Lucaci

In Emanuela Lucaci’s paintings, we recognize dreams, complexes and relics of a fictive memory lost in an eternal psychic labyrinth. Often, the result is a newly obtained image, radically different from the initial syntax of the referent. If artwork can be defined as the expression of subjectivity, then the paintings by Emanuela Lucaci are more than everything else a diary of her experience. Expressed either by figurative or abstract means, they evade definition because the content is as fluid as our memory, or our dreams, and reference multiple preoccupations translated into permanently shifting visuals. 

Here, time is not a narrative sequence of events, going from the past to the future, but evolves on multiple parallel lines. The style becomes thus as adaptable as the concepts it attempts to translate, and in the same time unmistakably personal. From an exploration of the shifting dynamic of light and dark to a quest of finding the sacred in the profane, to an exploration of the dream state as the perfect balance which can rarely be achieved in a new universe governed by a different system of rules, a multitude of themes co-exist in the universe of this fascinating painter. 

2010 DA, New York

Public Commissions
2004CERN, (European Center for Nuclear Research), Geneva Switzerland - ALICE Experiment
2006UNICEF International - Maternity and HIVAIDS. New York, USA
2008CERN, (European Center for Nuclear Research), Geneva Switzerland - TOTEM Experiment
Public Collections
2006UNICEF, New York, United States
2004CERN, (European Center for Nuclear Research), Geneva Switzerland
2001Romanian Cultural Center, New York, United States
1999Palais Wilson, High Commission for Human Rights Office, Geneva Switzerland
1999Romanian Embassy, Geneva, Switzerland
1999WIPO, (World Intellectual Property Organization), Geneva Switzerland
Press
2009Kitz Magazine, Tirol, Austria
2004Interrete Agenzia Letteraria di Rossano Trentin, Italy
2004Art Nexus, Atlanta, USA
2003Accrochages, Geneva, Switzerland
2001Weekend Preview, Atlanta Journal Constitution - Jerry CULLUM - Atlanta
2001Arts, Creative Loafing - Edna McCown - Atlanta, USA
2001Meridianul Romanesc, Constantine Robescu - New York, USA
1999WIPO MAGAZINE, Geneva
1998"La Chronique Plastique", Caminul Romanesc- Dinu MANOIL - Bern
Emanuela Lucaci