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Meron Gallery

Str. Horea nr.5, Cluj Napoca
Special Event

Meet The Artist: Celina Cordoș, in dialogue with curator Lorelai Mursa

Moderated by Lorelai Mursa
This time, we invite you on Thursday, December 11, at 6:30 p.m., to meet Celina Cordoș, the artist behind the Whispers of Form exhibition, in a discussion moderated by Lorelai Mursa, curator of the exhibition. We will talk about her work process: how imagination, intuition, and domestic life come together in seemingly simple but meaningful details. How patterns, real or imaginary, make up the artist's own language, a visual code that connects everyday life to the mental space. It is an invitation to understand not only what we see, but how what we see came into being: the subtle tensions between vulnerability and control, between the real and the dreamlike. A space in which we will discover Celina's artistic identity as a process in motion, as a form that seeks, constructs, and rediscovers itself. Participation is free, based on registration here: https://merongallery.ro/2025/11/20/meet-the-artist-lorelai-mursa-curator-in-dialog-cu-celina-cordos-artist/

Tell us about Meron Gallery.

Meron Gallery aims to bridge the gap between art and the public, making art accessible to a wider audience. Located in the heart of the city, our gallery provides a welcoming and inclusive space for all, catering to locals and tourists alike who are curious about and interested in art. Our vision is to create an environment where various art forms, from traditional to contemporary, can coexist harmoniously. We strive to be a cultural hub that fosters creativity, sparks dialogue, and enriches the community through artistic expression.

What do you have upcoming?

Right now, the gallery is hosting Whispers of Form, the solo exhibition of artist Celina Cordoș. The show brings together a series of works that explore stillness, intimacy, and the quiet space between thought and gesture. It’s a deeply atmospheric exhibition, one that invites visitors to slow down, observe, and engage with the subtle emotional landscape of each piece. The exhibition will remain on view until January 13th 2026, offering the public time to discover the nuances and quiet tensions that define Celina’s visual language.