Roxana Batog

Roxana Batog is an artist based in Florence, Italy, where she studies the History and Preservation of Artistic Heritage. She began painting at the age of ten, inspired by the works of great artists, and ever since she continued to experiment with various styles and techniques—both as a self-taught artist and through formal courses and workshops. Drawing upon the technical foundations of the great masters of the past, Batog steers her pictorial language toward a realm defined by forms and compelling emotional narratives.
Her works emerge from a contemplative, intuitive practice that draws on psychological and mystical themes. These themes are expressed through the use of materials and techniques that juxtapose intention with surrender, the textural layering of paint with soft, blended application, and sharp contrasts with fluid transitions.
Batog explores the theme of duality and the eternal balance between opposites—light and shadow, the visible and the invisible, matter and spirit, the spoken and the unspoken. These opposites embrace in a dance of color, creating abstract and surreal visions where the viewer can engage with the blurred boundary between the material world and the inner realm.

Università degli Studi di Firenze