"seeing things" is an art project of the Faculty of Visual Arts and Design, "George Enescu" National University of Arts in Iași, organized as part of MoBU - International Art Fair of Bucharest 2025, the largest art fair in Central and Eastern Europe. 

The contemporary art event took place at the Romexpo Central Pavilion in Bucharest, from May 28 to June 1, 2025, and brought together over 200 artists from 9 countries, major art galleries, independent artists, who explore diverse artistic mediums from painting to sculpture, installations, performance, video art and design. 

The exhibition project, curated by Lavinia German, included a selection of works by students and graduates of visual arts from Iași and proposed an incursion into the way young artists look at, interpret and reconfigure the world. 

Through its media diversity (painting, graphics, sculpture, photography and ceramics), the exhibition explored the boundaries of perception and representation, highlighting the plurality of contemporary visual discourses. Seeing Things thus becomes an invitation to rethink the gaze as a creative and critical gesture.

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"seeing things"

an exhibition of students of the Faculty of Visual Arts and Design, National University of Arts "George Enescu" in Iași within MoBU - International Art Fair of Bucharest 2025

Participating artists: Leo Bîrcu, Ioana Cojocea, Carla David, Codrina Dragomir, Dumitru Flocea, Carina Frunză, Mariana Hultoană, Alexandru Ilievici, Erika Ioan, Florentina Neghină, Raluca Niculaie, Roxana Pîrvu, Andreea Pușcașu, Alin Gabriel Rudei, Georgiana Șușnea, George Țapu, Oana Vieru, Anamaria Volintiru

Curator: Lavinia German

Coordinator: Cătălin Soreanu

Mediators: Sarah Muscalu, Lucian Brumă.

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The exhibition is part of a series of artistic, editorial and discursive events carried out within the project of the "George Enescu" National University of Arts in Iași entitled "Art-Hub UNAGE 165 - centers of artistic practice for students" (CNFIS-FDI-2025-F-0003)
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MoBU - International Art Fair of Bucharest 2025