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Thea Lazăr


Time Is Male and in His Cups Drinks to the Fair
Pressed Leaves and Brittle Petals
A Single Root Can Hold the Earth Together
Lanterns and Other Memories
Forest of Ghost Orchids
A Dying Leaf Should Be Able to Carry the Weight of the World
La Voiture Noir
Washers
Fragments from the Danube Delta
Bloom
Lost Landscapes of a Desert Age
Turbo
Worlds
For You Can See No Other
A Tale of Two Plants
Millions of Ruins
Shadows of Saturdays Past
Quarantined Dreams
Ride the Snake to the Lake
Saussurea Porcii
Reimagine
Through Cosmos
Second Nature
Let’s Approache the Internet at the Speed of Dreams
In Search of the Internet
Photosynthesis
I Want What You Don’t Want

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For You Can See No Other


Part of the group show TEORETICENȚE curated by Cutra Collective At Suprainfinit Gallery Bucharest, Romania, 2021.

Watch the video here alongside a text by Alina Soare




    There is something incredibly satisfying about the 3D revenge that Thea Lazăr brought to a two-dimensional history. Mirrors, the filmmaker fast-forwardly shows, have a long history of being an incidental accessory in paintings with female subjects – an indiscreet hint of frivolity and vanity. Only this time, the idea won’t remain a dead letter, but come to life as tableau vivant: an animated mirror detaches from a painting and, with the prose of Tai Shani and the poetry of Sylvia Plath acting as a voice-over, seeks a new consciousness.
Text by Călin Boto