Manuela Moldovan

Manuela started painting with oil colors on stretched canvas using a brush and palette knife under the influence of traditional local artists. Over the years, she was captured by the depth and complexity of mixed media and fell in love with the texture, volume, dimensions, the overall visual effect.

In her artworks the aquatic element frequently returns, like an obsession, either the edge of a lake seen from above, a simple puddle after rain, or the reflections of a forest in the water.
Her spirit is bright, solar, and it is reflected in most of the paintings.
Whether it's a cold but sunny November day, or a bright spring day, the artist's intention is to introduce a moment, a state of mind, a simple invitation to experience nature.

Her artworks are a true homage to life and love, dynamism and movement, inspiring the viewer. They are bold and textured as the human environment.

Manuela's artworks are accepted in juried exhibitions organized by the Canadian Society of Artists, Colour and Form Society, Markham Group of Artists, The Marketer magazine, Art Gallery Ring, Richmond Hill Group of Artists, and Oakville Artworks.
During her artistic years, she got influenced by her native country's painters, her art teachers in school, local Canadian artists, and Vincent van Gogh, Matisse, and Klimt's stunning work.