Isai Cârmu

Isai Cârmu had a habit of sketching on scraps—old receipts, ticket stubs, whatever paper was handy. He’d fill the back of a train schedule with quick lines and bold shapes, as if the world’s details could be boiled down to a few strong marks. Look up his print *Impresie* and you’ll see what he meant: a city street sketched in bold black ink, where the buildings feel solid but the people are just quick dashes that suggest life. Gallery Tiles keeps his work for anyone who’s ever doodled on napkins and wondered if it could be art.