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Threads of Destiny

Project type

Landscapes

Date

2025

Location

Romania

Welcome to Oana Mazarache - Art, where creativity meets purpose. Our recent project, Threads of Destiny, invites you to unravel the beauty of landscape paintings intertwined with human elements hidden in small dimensions. This project delves into themes of identity, fragility, and the urgent need to protect our natural environment. Explore the intricate intertwining of art and advocacy with us.

The composition reveals an intimate symbiosis between human identity and nature. The figure within the tree does not dominate, but coexists with the roots, vibrant leaves, and the fragile life surrounding. Oana Mazarache-Ecosystem of memory-40x30 cm- acrylic on canvas-2025

Oana Mazarache-Between worlds-50x40 cm- acrylic on canvas-2025 5MB

adding a sense of tranquility to the overall scene. So this is an idea of Past- Present-Future. Romanian painter, Oana Mazarache,

Timeless walk- Oana Mazarache-acrylic on canvas-50x50cm-2025

Oana Mazarache-Viata-Moarte- Viata-15x21 cm- acrylic pe panza-2025

Oana Mazarache-Pacea inimii II- acrylic pe panza-80x60cm-2025

Oana Mazarache-Destin incandescent-40x30 cm- acrylic pe panza-2025

Oana Mazarache-Apus 30x 40 cm- acrylic pe panza-2025

Oana Mazarache-A new time-acrylic on canvas-70x60 cm-2025 quietly, yet surely, returns. The snowdrops in the foreground are not merely early spring flowers, but symbols of hope. The landscape is real, but I didn’t approach it in a documentary manner. I saw it more as an inner space, where past and present coexist. The house in the background, partially veiled by trees, becomes a metaphor for memory — the silent witness of the past, no longer dominant. I wanted to balance its presence with the vitality of the vegetation and the new life slowly entering the frame.
To me, this painting is more than just a landscape — it is a form of visual introspection, an invitation to observe not only nature, but also our own new beginnings.

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