Sarah Muscalu

Sarah Muscalu (1994) is an artist with a practice engaged in a post-medial discourse, one of the main interests of her artistic research being the post-socialist and post-industrial condition of the Eastern Europe from a critical and discursive point of view.
Sarah has a PhD in Visual Arts at the Faculty of Visual Arts and Design, "George Enescu" National University of Arts in Iași, Romania.
Some of her works are part of the Romanian National Museum of Contemporary Art`s collection.

Sarah Muscalu defended her doctoral thesis in visual arts at the "George Enescu" National University of Arts in Iași, Romania, in 2021. Between 2016 and 2018, she followed a M.A. program in Painting and a M.A. program in Theories and Practices in the Visual Arts and between 2013-2016 followed a B.A. program in Painting and History and Theory of Art at the same „George Enescu” National University of the Arts.

"On Photography: Monument for Future Memory" (Aparte Gallery, Iași, 2023), "The Logic of the Memory" (curator Călin Dan, Switch Lab, București, 2022), "Factory: A Report on History" (Aparte Gallery, Iași, 2021), "Altered Visions" (curator Matei Bejenaru, Aparte Gallery, Iaşi, 2020), "In the Absence of a Counterfactual Forgetfulness" (curator Cătălin Gheorghe, Aparte Gallery, Iaşi, 2019), "Under Construction" (curator Cristian Nae, Victoria Gallery, Iaşi, 2018), "The Paradox of the White Work" (curator Cătălin Gheorghe, Aparte Gallery, Iaşi, 2017), "Wakeful Dreams" (curator Cristian Nae, Aparte Gallery, Iaşi, 2016), in April 2019 the "The Paradox of the White Work" project was exhibited at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Bucharest. Sarah Muscalu was the curator for "Origamic" (Aparte Gallery, Iaşi, 2015) and "Reprocessing Memory" (Victoria Gallery, Iaşi, 2018), followed in 2019 by the show "Post-photographic Narratives" (W.A.S.P. Bucharest).