Elena Vavilyna

This Romanian printmaker liked to hang out in the same Bucharest café where writers argued about politics over coffee and strong cigarettes. She kept a sketchbook handy and filled it with quick, rough landscapes—buildings, staircases, the way shadows pooled in alleys. Her prints look like they were drawn on the spot and printed right then, without fuss. Tap *Peisaj cu case* to see one of her offhand cityscapes that feels more like a diary page than a polished picture.