Elena Corbu

Elena Corbu (b. 1990, Romania) is a visual artist whose practice is built on the raw, quiet power of photography. Her work explores the silent interplay between the body, nature, and memory, seeking to uncover the unseen layers of existence and the delicate tension of fragility.
Raised between the stark contrasts of rural landscapes and urban spaces, her imagery carries a profound organic sensibility. She reflects on the impermanence of the human experience through tactile, introspective compositions that prioritize the "thing as it is" over mere interpretation. Although her path has been shaped outside formal academic art structures, she has forged a distinctive visual language through years of rigorous personal exploration, fieldwork, and interdisciplinary influences.
Her approach is deeply intuitive, frequently utilizing the high contrast of monochrome to emphasize the sculptural honesty of form, light, and emotion. Currently, her practice is undergoing a philosophical transformation, focusing on visual studies that question the nature of presence and the boundaries of perception.
Elena has participated in both group and solo exhibitions, with her work featured across various media outlets and collaborative interdisciplinary pro...

Self-taught through extensive personal exploration, fieldwork, and interdisciplinary research. Developed a specialized visual language focused on philosophical perception and the aesthetics of nature.

Selected Solo and Group Exhibitions in Bucharest (2018–Present). Focused on contemporary photography and organic minimalism