Claudia Brăileanu is a Bucharest-based Romanian transmedia artist that delves into the contemporary realm of painting, viewing it as a lens to examine the impact of digital technologies on our engagement with the world. Her work explores how visual experiences and traditional artistic media are reshaped by the extensive use of these technologies. She is particularly interested in the dynamic interplay between tangible and virtual reality, and its influence on creativity, perception, representation, and the transformation of our conceptual frameworks.  

 

Developing her distinctive visual language, she engages in a continuous dialogue with various digital tools and techniques, seamlessly integrating them into her artistic practice. Her work spans both digital and physical media, incorporating 3D animation, extended reality, painting, and digital prints.

 

She studied in Bucharest and Leipzig and holds an M.A. in painting. Her work was exhibited at The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Bucharest (RO); Kunsthalle Bega, Timișoara (RO); REALWORLD / NEW FLOAT (Realworld Art); collection De.Groen, Arnhem (NL); Spam_Index (online); Gapgap, Leipzig (DE); HGB, Leipzig (DE); Triade Foundation, Timișoara (RO); Mobius Gallery, Bucharest (RO); Creart Gallery, Bucharest (RO); MCC Art Gallery, Mesa AZ (USA); etc. and can be found in the National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest collection and several private collections. Recent participations include Desktop Studies, The Wrong Biennale, the 6th edition; The World Is Not Enough. 23 Years of Digital Art from the New Float Collection, New Float, (online); Refraction and Proof of People, Brooklyn, New York (USA); Archaeo Logical, Digerati Emergent Media Festival, Denver, CO (USA). Her work was published in Le Monde, Artribune, Revista Arta etc.