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Piața Națiunile Unite 3-5, Bloc B2, Parter, București 040012
Mon – Fri 11:00 – 19:00
Special Event

Ce nu se vede?

With Denis Nanciu
Curated by Carla Schoppel
“What Is Not Seen?” – Solo Exhibition by Denis Nanciu Curator: Carla Schoppel Period: May 5–29, 2026 The exhibition can be visited between May 5–29, Monday to Friday, from 11:00 to 19:00. “What Is Not Seen?”, signed by Denis Nanciu, proposes a visual investigation into emotional fragility and the structures that shape interpersonal relationships. The works, created using various techniques, construct a coherent trajectory around a central question: what remains unspoken, unexpressed, and misunderstood within affective experience?

Tell us about Elite Art Gallery.

Elite Art Gallery began its exhibition journey in 2003, when the first edition of the art residency in Balchik was organised at the Royal Palace of Queen Mary. For over 20 years, Elite Art has brought to the Romanian art scene over 250 art exhibitions, involving over 300 artists. Among the artists who exhibited in the gallery, we find important names of contemporary Romanian art: Felix Aftene, Ilie Boca, Horea Cucerzan, Marcel Lupșe, Doina Mihăilescu, Cristian Dițoiu, Manuell Mănăstireanu, George Mircea, Laurențiu Midvichi, Marilena. Murariu, Ion Grigore, Prolog Group (Constantin Flondor, Horea Paştina, Mihai Sârbulescu, Ion Grigorescu, Christian Paraschiv), Rodica Crîșmaru, Ana-Maria Ariciu, Andreea-Gabriela Tudor, Bogdan Sassu, Gizella Popescu, Alex Manea, Nadejda Lungu, Daniela Donțu-Hașcevoi. In a welcoming space of 84 square meters, Elite Art promotes art, in various forms and expressions: two-dimensional and three-dimensional, realistic or abstract, conventional or unconventional, organising annually at least 12 personal or group exhibitions on various themes. As part of the Elite Art Association, Elite Art Gallery has built, over its 21 years of existence, a solid portfolio aimed at supporting the universality and accessibility of art for the benefit of art lovers.

What do you have upcoming?

Period: May 5–29, 2026 The exhibition can be visited between May 5–29, Monday to Friday, from 11:00 to 19:00.