About
Daniel Moldoveanu (*1999 Constanta, Romania)
Daniel Moldoveanu is an artist and essayist. His interdisciplinary approach circles around ideas of superficiality, analyzed in creative writing through the lens of philosophy, critical theory and cultural analysis; and in visual arts through painting, video, mixed media, and photography. Upon graduating from the Vienna Institute of Fashion, he enrolled at the Humboldt University and the University of Fine Arts, Berlin, studying Cultural Studies, Art History and Fine Art.
Contact
hello@danielmoldoveanu.com
SABOT gallery, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
News
Exhibition Text: Elise Corpataux and Luigi Amato: Finally, a flat rectangular surface is too handy to give up, on view at Damien and The Love Guru, Brussels.
On View: Zürich Biennale, curated by Mitchell Anderson, Daniel Baumann, at: Kunsthalle Zürich.
Selected Writing
Movie Review, Emil Cioran Meets Happy Clown. Notes on 'Rotting in the Sun' (2023, in: Nuda Paper, 2023)
Essay, Bluemark Verification? Marisa Olson says: 'Not Chic.', in: Sleek Magazine, Issue 78, 2023
Essay, 72 Whole Hours of Fun, in: BylineByline, 2023
Exhibition Review, Neurodivergent Martha Stewart, in: Spike Art Magazine, Issue 76 (Summer 2023)
Short, Ski 5 Shades, Dior by John Galliano, in: Spike Art Magazine, Issue 76 (Summer 2023)
Essay, Spring of the Undead, in: Spike Art Magazine, 2023
Essay, Tragedy and the Superflat, in: Spike Art Magazine, 2023
Press Release, The Whatever Moment, SABOT, feat. an essay by Ulysse Carrière-Bouchard
Essay, Into the Void, Again, in: Spike Art Magazine, 2022
Essay, The Ethical Scammer, in: 032c, 2022
Essay, Essay on Being Short in Clubs, in: POP-Kultur und Kritik (online, 2022)
Essay, ALEXEY, 2022
Essay, On the Ferocity of Confined Freedom, in: This Is Badland, Issue Nr. 5, 2022
Essay, People Who Are Made For Clothes, in: Arts of the Working Class, Issue Nr. 20, 2022
Essay, The Incredible Lightness of SHEIN, in: Arts of The Working Class, Issue Nr. 20, 2022
Essay, Patternmaking, 2021
Essay, Risking Lives for Spring Break - The Relationship between an Unpoliticized Tabloid Culture and the Social Shortcomings of Irresponsible Youth, in: HUGO ZORN, 2020
Selected Press
Exhibition Views, The Whatever Moment, in: ArtViewer SABOT, Cluj-Napoca, 2023
Interview, We're Not Pretending Hard Enough, in: This Is Badland Magazine, 2023
Exhibition Review, Arash Shahali, "Sex and Patternmaking", in: Arts of the Working Class, Issue Nr. 20, 2022
Exhibition Views, Patternmaking, Suzie Shride, Vienna, in: KubaParis, 2021
Interview, On the Commodification of Sexuality and Aesthetic Flatness, in: PW-Magazine, 2019
Interview, Boy Meets Art World, in: Vangardist, 2017
