Cristian Raduta

"Despite their playful affectation, Răduță’s bestial bricolages are more humanly bizarre than garden-variety toys, often bearing blatantly anthropomorphic or monstrous features. A sinking feeling develops as you realize that your surrounding rascals are not innocuous creatures, but chimerical freaks." – Annabel Osberg

Raduţa’s installation leads us to the possibilities through which we engage collectively and personally the meaning of the world; he invites the viewer to engage himself in a different interpretive effort than the aesthetic one to discover how, to paraphrase a famous chapter in Nietzsche’s Twilight of the Idols, “the world finally become a fable.” | By Emilian Mărgărit

The characters seem to be created as a matter of urgency, through methods that sometimes went out of control....

A row of exhausted pseudo-animals seem to be in the homestretch of a marathon. With their long polystyrene necks, they remain in-line, civilized, desperately glancing ahead without even noticing us....