Răzvan Aureliu Ionescu

Răzvan Aureliu Ionescu made black-and-white prints called Peisaj, a Romanian word that simply means “landscape.” The print you’ll see here shows trees, a distant hill, and a strip of road—nothing fancy, just a straightforward scene. This style grew out of the same 1960s–70s printmaking wave that many Eastern European artists used to keep painting alive under tight cultural rules. Tap Peisaj to zoom in on the fine lines and quiet view.