RăZvan Anghelache

Razvan Anghelache is a visual and performance artist, currently residing and working in Moncofa, Valencia, Spain. He was born in Bucharest, Romania and received his BA in Cinematography and Media from The National University of Arts in Bucharest. He worked in the gaming industry from 2006 to 2010, when he took the leap into freelance illustration and motion design.

In 2015, he moved to Sweden to further his education, earning a Master of Fine Arts at Umeå University. That same year, Razvan created Hazeart Studios, specializing in visual content creation, both for brands and individual entrepreneurs. He participated in two Erasmus+ mobility programs, one of which was in Italy. He coordinated the project called “Map my Art'' in its initiation and planning stages, at The Siena Art Institute and Santa Chiara FabLab.
Razvan has presented his work in various international exhibitions, including at the first edition of Bucharest Art Week (2014), Daegu Photo biennale (2016) and Robot Love (Eindhoven, 2018).

Between 2018 and 2021, Razvan worked remotely with The New Centre for Research & Practice, acquiring organizational knowledge in the online education field. During this period, Razvan traveled and lived between Romania, Germany, Swede...

2015-2017 Umeå Academy of Fine Arts, Master of Fine Arts, Sweden
2004-2008: The National University of Arts, Bucharest, BA in Photography and Media
2000-2004: Fine Arts high school "Nicolae Tonitza" Bucharest

Solo shows:
2016:
"Mind Flood", Galleriet Konsthögskolan, Umeå, Sweden

Selected group shows:
2016:
Group show, Galleriet Konsthögskolan, Umeå, Sweden
How was it possible? The Romanian Cultural Institute, Tel Aviv, Israel

2015:
"No show (intention of a collective)", Museum Anna Norlander, Skellefteå, Sweden
"Borna 18", Laborna Gallery, Bucharest
"Entropic erosion: human cityscapes", the White Night of Galleries, Carol 53, Bucharest

2014:
"Concept”, MORA Art Center, Bucharest
”How was it possible?”, European Public Space, Bucharest
"Balkan Mood: Focus Macedonia”, Bucharest Art Week, The National Library of Romania, Bucharest
"BITUM”, Bucharest Art Week – Carol 53, Bucharest
Contempora 7, Plastilina, Bucharest
”How was it possible?”, Caminul Artei, Bucharest

2013:
Contempora 6, Alchemia Gallery, Bucharest

2010:
"Omul sfinteste locul dar naravul ba”, 115 Gallery, Bucharest