Dumitrița Răzlog is a visual artist originally from the Republic of Moldova and currently based in Bucharest. She is known for her luminous, chromatically intense compositions, which explore the relationship between space, perception, and inner experience.
She holds both a BA and an MA in Mural Art from the National University of Arts in Bucharest and has received study scholarships in Italy. Her interdisciplinary practice brings together painting, photography, and installation, addressing themes of memory, domestic space, and interiority.
I use photography not as a document, but as a fissure through which imagination can escape reality and return to it transformed. Beginning with the image, I let it migrate through different mediums until it becomes a form of unstable memory — a visual metanarrative made of fragments of space, time, and possibility.
I’m interested in the ways reality dissolves and recomposes itself under the pressure of the internet, simulation, and deepfake technologies, I use fragmentation as both subject and working method, generating new colors and forms that allow me to reconstruct the world as an oneiric meditation.
I enjoy ricotta, summer days on the balcony and good jokes. I am passionate about art. My dream is peace on earth.