The exhibition “Time Re-Defined” by Balázs Tiberiu explores the constant transformation and reinterpretation of time through abstract paintings and sculptures. The artist uses dynamic, vortex-like forms that suggest the continuous movement of time and the fleeting nature of memories.
Another recurring motif in the exhibition is the world of the traditional Romanian village. His paintings capture traces of time through blurred contours, nostalgic colors, and forms that evoke rural life.
Balázs Tiberiu’s sculptures reflect this same world, created from wrought iron and old household objects, such as horseshoes and traditional tools. Through these works, the artist creates a bridge between past and present, highlighting the encounter between tradition and modernity.
“Time Re-Defined” is a journey into the depths of time, where the abstract and the concrete, the past and the present intertwine to offer a new perspective on the nature of time.
