Played a key role in visually communicating the foundation's projects and activities through a variety of mediums. Developed storyboards, crafted animations, designed graphic materials for print and digital platforms, and skillfully edited videos to document and promote initiatives. Additionally, expanded my skillset to include videography and drone piloting, further enhancing my contributions to the foundation's visual communication efforts.

Designed and facilitated engaging weekly digital art courses aimed at fostering creativity and cross-cultural understanding among Romanian and Ukrainian children. Actively contributed to UNICEF's initiative to support the integration of Ukrainian children into the Romanian community through art.

Successfully collaborated with clients to bring their creative visions to life through motion design and illustration. Managed projects from concept development to final delivery, ensuring alignment with client expectations and brand identity. Utilized a range of software and techniques to create visually compelling and impactful content, including music videos, logo animations, educational animations, and commercials.

Thesis: Pseudo-treatise of Artistic Anatomy | Explored theoretical, aesthetic, and technical aspects of artistic anatomy through a series of traditionally created works combined with a digitally produced frame-by-frame animation.

Broadened my artistic skillset and knowledge through intensive study in painting, drawing, and media art. Actively participated in discussions, workshops, and collaborative projects, demonstrating a keen interest in exploring diverse facets of the art world. This experience fostered a deeper appreciation for artistic expression and cross-cultural exchange.

Designed the complete visual identity for the Univibes festival, including posters, social media graphics, and t-shirt designs.

Contributed to the organization and execution of an international festival celebrating analog art and technology, assisting with promotional materials, production, and exhibition setup.

Coordinated and animated a project using virtual reality (VR) to simulate the experience of bullying, fostering empathy and awareness among schoolchildren.

Facilitated a serigraphy workshop at the Embargo Fest festival, enabling participants to create personalized souvenirs and learn about this artistic technique.

Created a promotional animation for participation in county dialogues, supporting civic engagement and constructive exchange.

onducted workshops on painting/modeling in virtual reality (2022) and 3D modeling/printing (August 25 - September 3, 2023), respectively, fostering creativity and technical skills among participants.

Facilitated a successful 3-day workshop on 3D modeling in virtual reality and 3D printing, enhancing participants' skills in design and technology. This workshop was attended by UNICEF officials and the Ambassador of Qatar and the Embassy staff, to gain an understanding of how new technologies can be used for learning, especially among adolescents.

Led a workshop on painting and modeling in virtual reality for over 30 international participants, utilizing VR technology and creative applications.

Documented a mural painting project through videography and editing, capturing the essence of Romanian-Ukrainian friendship in the context of the ongoing conflict.

Contributed illustrations to a pan-European project highlighting the cultural and historical complexity of Novi Sad, Timișoara, and Rijeka.

Casa Tineretului in Timișoara is transformed into a whirlwind of contemporary creativity with the exhibition "eDADA: Digital Mirrors in Contemporary Art", presenting the unique works of young artists from the eDADA workshop. This exhibition captures the essence of youth and their worldview through an amalgam of digital and graphic art, each piece being a statement of self, a cry of hope or an acceptance of frustration and skepticism.

More than 50 artists from Austria, Croatia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia and Spain participated with photography, film, sound experiment and object in this great staging of art, technique and analog history. The public is invited to browse Analog Mania's art exhibits, visit the Invisible Museum and participate in the Analog Experience in the labyrinthine spaces that develop from the Youth House to the Culture House Students enveloping the entire city. The Analogic route project is organized by the Timiș County Youth Foundation (FITT), Ambulanța Culturală and the artist Emil Kindlein and is financed by the Timișoara City Hall through the Project Center.

The project is part of the national cultural program "Timișoara - European Capital of Culture in 2023" and is financed by The Municipality of Timișoara through the Project Center.

A vibrant testament to the transformative power of creative expression, showcasing collaborative works exploring the interplay between urban landscapes and artistic interpretation.

At the Bal Pop festival, a multidisciplinary participatory show combining dance, music, theater, and graphic arts, as part of the Esch 2022 European Capital of Culture, I participated in an exhibition featuring graphic artworks and prints created by myself and two colleagues. As the festival revolves around the idea of family, portraying moments from 1945 to the present, we attended dressed in traditional Romanian costumes. We also had a stand that captured the essence of Romanian life from the past, displaying various objects borrowed from the Timișoara Students' Cultural House. During the event, I performed a live drawing of scenes from rural Romania on a large paper. Additionally, I created a video montage to encapsulate the essence of the Bal Pop festival and our activities there, which can be viewed at the link below.

"Analog Mania" has built its reputation by dedicating itself to analog art and technology, ranging from photography, film, and sound to exhibitions that revolve around the "mania of objects" (printing, instruments, installations, and more). The 2022 edition promises to offer visitors a complex and diverse experience, hosting the works of over 75 artists from 8 countries during this anniversary edition. The exhibition will take place from October 16th to November 13th, 2022, occupying the exhibition spaces on the 1st and 2nd floors of the Youth House (Casa Tineretului).

The National Cotroceni Museum will inaugurate on Tuesday, September 14, 2021, at 6:00 PM, in the Medieval Spaces, the exhibition "Predictions of the Earth: On Ecological Thinking and Practice," a project carried out under the High Patronage of the President of Romania. The project aims to generate the premises for a deeper understanding of how ecological challenges (pollution, biodiversity loss, climate change) can dramatically affect our lives. Furthermore, the exhibition seeks, on the one hand, to stimulate the creative potential of young people in the realm of ecological art and, on the other hand, to encourage the younger generation to adopt responsible behavior towards the environment. I participated in this exhibition with a work created in virtual reality. My contribution can be found in the catalog published by the National Cotroceni Museum on page 74. The link to the catalog can be found below.