Victoria Rotaru

Born in 1994, Victoria is an emerging London-based artist from the Republic of Moldova. In 2020 she moved to London to start her studies at UAL. As being a MA Fine Art Photography student, she started her practice in micro photography. Her preoccupation with micro photography and nature is highly influenced by the lockdown, this was the period when her own body and nature were the only shelter. Since she graduated, she was chosen to collaborate with Saatchi Gallery Learning and Access Art, and also, she was published in a great number of magazines including The Times UK, Iconic Magazine, South London Press, etc. Her works were exhibited in a great number of galleries and publications around the UK and Europe. A young artist with a keen interest in the magic of the macro world. She turns everyday objects into spectacular abstract shapes. Her work explores the evolution and continuation of life. Her practice has changed as a result of this new reality, focusing more on tactile depictions of closeness and connection between people and the environment. A relationship on the cusp of sensibility and the sublime, especially in a world constantly jolted by the upheaval that the natural order causes.