Strata Modul

site view from Walk in the Garden
Vlad Neuman

‘The exhibition proposes a landscape made of reactions: a place where surfaces absorb, resist, stain, erode, bloom, rot, hide their story and expose it again.’

co-produced by Indra Gheorge
flowers interventions by Nocturn
sound design by Alain Fabette
text by Lena Vasile
photography by Alexandru Paul

on view until 3 July
Strata Modul

Dine in the Garden, a concept designed in dialogue with Walk in the Garden, a solo show by ｖｌａｄ ｎｅｕｍａｎ

co-produced with Indra Gheorghe
flower interventions NOCTURN
design .bff
sound design Alain Fabette
ceramics
food
wine The Winederers
chairs .concept
text & photography Lena Vasile

Thank you to everyone who added something to the garden 🌪️

installation views from Walk in the Garden
Vlad Neuman

‘The garden is not only outside. It becomes a way of speaking about an interior landscape, about the daily movement through one’s own states, doubts, blooms, repetitions, and small collapses.’

co-produced by Indra Gheorge
flowers interventions by Nocturn
sound design by Alain Fabette
text by Lena Vasile

on view until 3 July
Strata Modul

Thank you for entering the Garden with us last night. The plants are slowly decomposing until 3 July.

Wed-Fri | 3-7 PM
Strata Modul, Str. Parângul 76

Walk in the Garden
a solo exhibition by
co-produced by

Walk in the Garden
Vlad Neuman

A landscape made of reactions where surfaces absorb, resist, stain, erode, hide their history and expose it again.

Opening _ 04.06 _ 7PM
Strata Modul, Str. Parângul 76

See you in the Garden.

Yesterday, we took a first Walk in the Garden, shared in an intimate setting and continued over dinner.

Tonight, the exhibition opens to the public.

Part of Strata Modul’s ongoing exhibition programme, Walk in the Garden is a solo exhibition by Vlad Neuman. The evening was co-hosted by Indra Gheorghe, in collaboration with Nocturn Flowers, Ikikiz Kitchen, and The Winederers.

See you in the Garden.
Opening: today, 19:00
Strata Modul, Str. Parângul 76

Vlad Neuman works across image, texture, and material experimentation, building a practice where surfaces are never just surfaces.

With a background in graphic design, his work moves between the organic and the digital, the microscopic and the atmospheric, tracing how matter reacts, transforms, and slowly changes perception.

In Walk in the Garden, this becomes a landscape of erosion, layering, stains, and quiet shifts. 🌪️

Opening 04 June, 19:00
at Strata Modul