Blue Infinity in 25 paintings

Space seen as infinity, perfection, continuity, sublime and awe – this is the theme of Cezar Secrieru’s personal exhibition “Blue Infinity” at the French Alliance Gallery, on Friday, March 25. The 25 paintings were appreciated not only by friends and fellow painters, but by children, critics and film directors as well. They say the “Blue Infinity” exhibition reflects the infinite creativity in Cezar Secrieru’s work, Info-Prim Neo reports.

“His creation is beyond the rigors and limits of an artist full of ideas. It’s his attitude felt in paintings, the link between soul and creation, which makes us meditate about what’s beautiful, sublime, interesting. Admiring Cezar Secrieru’s works is a pleasure, a beautifully lived moment”, said director Mihai Fusu.

The author says the theme of infinite cosmos is intimate to him, this being not his first exhibition related to it. “I often rediscover myself in these paintings”, he says.

“Each painting is a metaphor that everyone is looking for according to their own sensibility. Each work is an artistic vision: the artist tries to extract meanings and to offer them to the others. It’s the depth of the sky, the depth of the spirit”, mentioned Tudor Braga, head of Constantin Brancusi Expo Center.

The “Blue Infinity” exhibition will be open until April 30.

Cezar Secrieru has had expositions in Moldova, Romania, at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, at Ferney-Voltaire (Societe Generale Bank), in Dusseldorf, Germany, at the Romanian Parliament in Bucharest, at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Paris.



The water in the bathing areas will be periodically checked, and the population will be able to find out if it poses health risks. The monitored areas will be classified according to the water quality, and in case of detecting problems, the authorities will issue warnings. The new rules were approved on Wednesday by the cabinet of ministers, reports IPN.

The National Agency for Public Health will annually analyze approximately 480 samples taken from 30 bathing areas. In case the water presents a health hazard, the authorities will be able to recommend avoiding bathing or may temporarily restrict access. The safety of the water will be indicated by symbols, and the results of the analyses will be published on the ANSP page.

The regulation also sets requirements for the arrangement of recreational areas. These aim to ensure the provision of toilets and trash bins, the disposal of wastewater, lighting, and the maintenance of sanitary conditions.

The Ministry of Health clarifies that the new rules are necessary after, in recent years, in some leisure areas, exceedances of the allowed microbiological parameters were detected, including the presence of microorganisms that can cause illnesses.

In the Republic of Moldova, there are eight bathing areas of national importance and another 31 recreation areas established by local authorities.

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Blue Infinity in 25 paintings

Space seen as infinity, perfection, continuity, sublime and awe – this is the theme of Cezar Secrieru’s personal exhibition “Blue Infinity” at the French Alliance Gallery, on Friday, March 25. The 25 paintings were appreciated not only by friends and fellow painters, but by children, critics and film directors as well. They say the “Blue Infinity” exhibition reflects the infinite creativity in Cezar Secrieru’s work, Info-Prim Neo reports.

“His creation is beyond the rigors and limits of an artist full of ideas. It’s his attitude felt in paintings, the link between soul and creation, which makes us meditate about what’s beautiful, sublime, interesting. Admiring Cezar Secrieru’s works is a pleasure, a beautifully lived moment”, said director Mihai Fusu.

The author says the theme of infinite cosmos is intimate to him, this being not his first exhibition related to it. “I often rediscover myself in these paintings”, he says.

“Each painting is a metaphor that everyone is looking for according to their own sensibility. Each work is an artistic vision: the artist tries to extract meanings and to offer them to the others. It’s the depth of the sky, the depth of the spirit”, mentioned Tudor Braga, head of Constantin Brancusi Expo Center.

The “Blue Infinity” exhibition will be open until April 30.

Cezar Secrieru has had expositions in Moldova, Romania, at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, at Ferney-Voltaire (Societe Generale Bank), in Dusseldorf, Germany, at the Romanian Parliament in Bucharest, at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Paris.






1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025