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Felicia Cirstea

Artist member since 2019
Toronto, Ontario

Felicia Cirstea is a Romanian-Canadian contemporary visual artist based in Toronto, Canada. Born and raised in Bucharest, Romania, Felicia Cirstea completed her studies at OCAD University and Toronto School of Arts. Her practice involves drawing and painting while investigating themes of personal identity, self-discovery, survival and cultural displacement. Using abstraction and representation Feliciaโ€™s paintings carry a visual language influenced by architectural landmarks of Europe, nature, biology and Romanian folklore while depicting human forms such as faces as the main subject matter.


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Best season of the year in Toronto

Fall

Beverage of choice

Coffee

During my breaks, I tend to ...

Still work

Describe the person your work appeals to in 3 words

Curious, expressive, open-minded.

Why is it important for people to have art in their home or life?

Because art connects us all

When did you start making art, and why?

Childhood. It felt like the right thing to do.

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Upcoming Exhibitions
July 12-14, 2019

Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Outdoor Art Fair

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2019

Toronto, Ontario
The Artist Project

Education
2007

OCADU

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