Victoria V Negruta

One falls with the rain
One runs with the wind
One tries... but remains
A child of time

Blessing can be, reading one mind
Course to return on Bering Strait Line
Hold Glory to Gods
Pray to collect
Francium Butterflies
Constantly fight
Aurora Tides

One lives or One dies
One trusts if One must
Tries...but still whispers
Invisible colours
On the derelict roof of this time.

In the compelling verses of this poem, the reader encounters the portrait of an artist as a vessel through which the elemental forces of nature and time flow and converge. With a deft use of metaphor, the poet paints the artist as one with the rain and wind—mediums in the eternal act of creation, surrendering yet resisting the ephemeral dance of existence. The artist is both a participant and observer, wrestling with the dualities of life and death, trust and doubt, the visible spectrum and the colors beyond our sight.

The poet's reference to the Bering Strait Line is not merely a geographical allusion but a symbolic return to origins, a navigational thread through the labyrinth of the creative process. It speaks to the artist's journey, which is both a blessing and a curse—blessed with the clarity of vision that can penetrate one mind, yet cursed with the Sisyp...

University Diploma, Distinction: Fine and Decorative Arts

Qualification: Teacher of Fine Arts, Drawing and Artistic Working of Materials

15.10.2005 "Battersea Landscape" at Jonson`s Gallery, 58 Battersea Bridge Rd, London, SW11 3AG
(Solo)

01.07.2005 "Urban Fusion" at Chez Manny 145-149 Battersea High Street London SW11 3JS United Kingdom
(Solo)

10.06.2005 Summer Exhibition at Redleaf Gallery, 1 Castle Street, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. TN1 1XJ
(Group)

08.06.2005 "Hampstead Heath" at Bar Room Bar, 48 Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead & West Hampstead, London, NW3 1NH
(Solo)