Ilina Laurentiu

These images reflect various concepts that explore the connection between human beings, ranging from reason and senses to spirituality and rituals. They address themes such as Istopsychology, technology, social systems, urbanism, the relationship with nature, and more—preparing the foundation for integration into the circular cities of the future.

Throughout history, globalism has been advocated but often implemented hastily and incorrectly. Just as an individual needs health and inner peace, so too must a state or cultural system achieve internal balance before re-establishing external relations. Only then can a planetary union be formed to equitably manage and distribute resources. However, achieving this vision depends on the will of those within the current systems.

Technology and artificial intelligence can either lead to destruction or successfully facilitate humanity’s transition to the next stage. It is crucial to have a long-term vision of the future. Every creation begins with an imagined idea. These perspectives already exist in the hearts and subconscious minds of people, yet they are often obscured by financial hegemonies. Even so, history shows us that many things once thought impossible have become reality.

+Education goes beyond what is taught in schools, high schools, or universities. Thanks to the internet, we can explore diverse fields such as urbanism, the relationship with nature, Istopsychology, political and cultural systems, expanding our horizons beyond traditional frameworks.

+Bachelor's Degree: Facultatea de Arte Plastice și Design, specialization in Graphic Arts, Timișoara (2004–2008)

+High School: Liceul de Arte Plastice „Dinu Lipatti”, specialization in Painting, Pitești (2000–2004)

+Group Exhibition, Graphic Arts, Palatul Baroc, Timișoara (June 2008)
+Group Exhibition, Graphic Arts, Prefectura Timișoara (September 2007)
+Group Exhibition, Painting, Salonul de Primăvară, Pitești (March 2004)
+Group Exhibition, Painting, Primăria Curtea de Argeș (2003)