Red Velvet House Painting

"Red Velvet House", acrylic & oil on canvas, 30x30cm. (…) He is a fine art poet of anguish, without becoming anguishing. Vasilendiuc is delicate and full of gravity, from which emanates an ample feeling incarnated in chromatic, in which he expresses himself marvellously. The dense brush, worked in arched movements gives a sort of rigidity of expression on which his poetic melancholy is well superposed. He liked Paul Klee or he only understood him, anyhow he does not remain in a single point, he oscillates, not from incertitude but from a strong personality which knows how much need of oneself is in painting and it that it is not a state of transfixion. He loves the show and he puts emphasis on it because he does not pass careless on the stage of “human comedy”, from which he knows to choose the moment as the element of eternity. (Aphrodita Theodorescu) (…) “The most valuable artist of his generation” as he was called by Livia Drăgoi, Serge Vasilendiuc contributes to a cosmic religiosity, specific to the East. Anyone can notice the absence of the human element in his paintings. The world is given human traits, because when the artist watches the sky he doesn’t see the stars, but the faces of the people. (Dorin Petrişor)