Aurelian Razvan Dinu Art

"My Honest Confession: A Love Chapter" (2025) is an abstract acrylic painting on paper (41 × 31 cm) that captures the quiet evolution of love — from passion to peace, from intensity ...

“Between Notifications” (2025) is a new, original acrylic painting on paper, measuring 41 x 31 cm. The work explores the fragile intersection between human emotion and digital presen...

“I Have Learned How Much Strength It Takes to Stay. In Love.” (2025) is a new, original acrylic painting on paper, measuring 41 x 31 cm. The work is built from horizontal bands of de...

“Your Body Speaks a Language My Hands Have Always Known” (2025) is an original acrylic on paper (41 x 31 cm), presented in new / excellent condition. This richly layered abstract pai...

"The Orchard of Your Body" (2025) is an original acrylic on paper (41 x 31 cm), presented in new and excellent condition. This richly textured abstract painting glows with layers of ...

Created in 2025, Fabric of a Heartless Storm is an original acrylic on paper (41 x 31 cm) presented in new and excellent condition. This contemporary abstract painting showcases Aure...

This work merges text and abstraction, becoming both an artwork and a declaration. The words “It’s Time for CHRISTMAS, It’s Time for LOVE, It’s Time for US” are inscribed in golden strokes over a textured blue-and-white surface. The painting transforms the season’s symbolic associations with light, unity, and hope into a deeply personal message about connection and intimacy. Created in London in 2024, the piece is part of Aurelian Razvan Dinu...

This work blends abstract expression with textual confession. Against a dynamic blue-and-white background, the handwritten words “It’s Time for CHRISTMAS, It’s Time for LOVE, It’s Time for MYSELF” transform the painting into both a visual poem and a declaration of self-affirmation. The layered brushstrokes in blue suggest depth, turbulence, and renewal, while the white text asserts clarity, strength, and presence. Created in 2024, the piece is part of Aurelian Razvan Dinu...

This deeply textured abstract painting embodies a dialogue between darkness and light. Built with layers of oil and gold leaf, the composition is dominated by intense shades of blue,...

"In This Life, My Soul is at the End of the Journey" (2024) is a deeply personal abstract painting. The dynamic strokes of white layered over a blue ground suggest movement, dissolution, and the fragility of existence. The contrasting textures evoke both turbulence and stillness — a reflection on endings, vulnerability, and the search for peace. Created in 2024, this work embodies the artist’s commitment to emotional truth and confessional abstraction. Love, fear, loss, and insecurity are woven into the composition, turning private emotion into universal resonance. Direct from the studio of Aurelian Razvan Dinu...

"Hugging You is the Best Thing Ever" (2024) is an abstract geometric composition that uses bold circular forms to suggest intimacy and connection. Painted in deep blue with vibrant accents of red, gold, white, and black, the work radiates both warmth and vulnerability. The balance between color and geometry evokes the emotional complexity of closeness — the desire for unity, the fragility of love, and the insecurities that accompany affection. This painting is part of Aurelian Razvan Dinu...

"My Biggest Dream Is to Sleep Next to You" (2024) is a deeply emotional abstract work painted with acrylic on paper. The composition blends layered shades of blue with sharp touches of white and a striking red accent, evoking both intimacy and longing. The expressive texture carries a sense of vulnerability and desire, transforming private emotions into bold visual gestures. Created as a personal confession, this piece reflects themes of love, yearning, and insecurity. It captures the fragile tension between closeness and distance, turning a simple human wish into a universal symbol of connection. Direct from the artist’s studio, it stands as both a testament to honesty and a meditation on intimacy through abstraction. Title: "My Biggest Dream Is to Sleep Next to You" Medium: Acrylic on paper Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm (A3) Year: 2024 Condition: New Provenance: Direct from the artist, Aurelian Razvan Dinu

"Tu M'as Dit Que J’étais Beau" (2024) is a textured abstract geometric painting inspired by Constantin Brancusi’s Endless Column. As a Romanian-British artist, I created this piece a...

"Every Night, I Dreamed That You Would Love" Me (2024) is an abstract geometric painting built from vertical stripes of vivid, contrasting colors. The rhythmic succession of white, yellow, blue, orange, purple, green, red, pink, silver, black, and brown suggests both order and emotional intensity. The stripes vibrate together like a coded language, each hue carrying the weight of desire, longing, and unfulfilled love. The title guides the viewer into a personal confession: the repetitive pattern mirrors the repetition of dreams and hopes, returning night after night. Acrylic’s textured application enhances the immediacy of the work, creating a surface that is at once raw and luminous. Both deeply personal and universally resonant, this painting stands as a testimony to love imagined, awaited, and eternally inscribed in color. Title: "Every Night, I Dreamed That You Would Love Me" Medium: Acrylic on paper Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm (A3) Year: 2024 Condition: New Provenance: Direct from the artist, Aurelian Razvan Dinu

"Touch Me. Feel Me. Heal Me" (2024) is an abstract painting born directly from the body. To create it, the artist painted the palm of his left hand in multiple layers of yellow, gold...

"I Will Never Know How My Life Would Be If You Were Here" (2024) is an abstract geometric painting where a sequence of concentric squares in shades of grey, black, and white conveys ...

"Life is just a way through You" (2024) is an abstract geometric painting that layers vibrant colors into a rhythmic, almost architectural composition. Shades of red, pink, yellow, purple, green, grey, orange, brown, blue, and black intersect and overlap, creating both harmony and tension. The vertical and horizontal lines suggest pathways and barriers, echoing the journey of life as something navigated through others, through love, loss, and human connection. Exhibited at the Barbican Art Society’s Annual Exhibition in London (2024), this painting reflects the artist’s confessional style — deeply personal yet open to universal interpretation. The transparency of acrylic layers reveals vulnerability, while the bold colors assert resilience. Direct from the artist’s studio, it stands as a testament to honesty, desire, and the constant search for meaning in relationships and identity. Title: "Life is just a way through You" Medium: Acrylic on paper Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm (A3) Year: 2024 Condition: New Exhibition history: Annual Exhibition, Barbican Art Society, London, July 2024 Provenance: Direct from the artist, Aurelian Razvan Dinu

"You Never Told Me You Love Me" (2024) is an abstract geometric painting where muted tones of black, light grey, and dusty pink become a visual metaphor for absence and longing. The work speaks of unspoken words and the silences that often define relationships as much as declarations do. Through the quiet geometry of form and the delicate tension of color, the painting captures the fragility of love, the ache of loss, and the insecurities that linger when affection remains unexpressed. Exhibited in Paris at the Romanian Cultural Institute (Brancusi Inspire, 2024), this piece connects deeply personal emotion with a broader international dialogue on abstraction and vulnerability. Direct from the artist’s studio, it stands as both a private confession and a universal meditation on silence and desire. Title: "You Never Told Me You Love Me" Medium: Oil on paper Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm (A3) Year: 2024 Condition: New Exhibition history: Brancusi Inspire, Macadam Gallerie – Romanian Cultural Institute, Paris, June–September 2024 Provenance: Direct from the artist, Aurelian Razvan Dinu

"My Soul is My Sun" (2024) is an abstract geometric composition where form and color become metaphors for inner life. The bold interplay of red, gold, and black creates a visual rhyt...

"My Blood Is All I Have" (2023) is an abstract painting defined by its textured surface and striking contrasts of black, gold, and red. The dark background becomes a stage for golden gestures — fragments of resilience and survival — while the red mark, small yet intense, embodies vulnerability and the raw truth of sacrifice. The work carries both intimacy and universality: the title is as direct as the forms on the surface, suggesting that what remains after everything else is taken is the essence of self, symbolized through blood. Shown at the Brancusi Inspire exhibition in Paris (2024), the painting connects confession with abstraction. The heavy textures convey pain and endurance, while the interplay of colors reflects tension between despair and hope. Direct from the artist’s studio, it stands as a personal testimony transformed into a bold visual language. Title: "My Blood Is All I Have" Medium: Acrylic on paper Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm (A3) Year: 2023 Condition: New Exhibition history: Brancusi Inspire, Macadam Gallerie – Romanian Cultural Institute, Paris, June–September 2024 Provenance: Direct from the artist, Aurelian Razvan Dinu

"Luxury Under My Skin" (2023) is an abstract painting where gold dominates the surface, layered with dense textures that seem almost sculptural. Interrupted by black gestures and a s...

"Today is the day you took me out of your life" (2024) is an abstract geometric painting where stark contrasts of red, black, white, and gold become a visual language for rupture and memory. The square format enhances the sense of finality and balance, while the gold leaf suggests both sacredness and fragility. The textured surface carries the emotional weight of love and separation — an intimate confession turned into geometry. Through its structured blocks of color, the painting transforms a personal moment of loss into a universal meditation on absence and resilience. The title underscores its raw honesty: a specific day, a decisive act, captured forever in form and texture. Direct from the artist’s studio, the work reflects the artist’s ongoing exploration of truth, vulnerability, and the tension between beauty and pain. Title: "Today is the day you took me out of your life" Medium: Oil and gold leaf on panel Dimensions: 31 x 31 cm Year: 2024 Condition: New Provenance: Direct from the artist, Aurelian Razvan...