Maria Filipescu’s universe presents a world of contrasts: either pieces with minimalist design, with clean lines, or statement accessories with unique textures, intricate compositions and spectacular details. There are experiments that combine divergent materials to highlight each other and enhance their plasticity. Polished brass in contrast to pearls and lace, oxidised silver in contrast to perfect stones, textures and unusual materials are Maria Filipescu's signature. Every one of her pieces bears significance, it is the materialisation of an innermost vibration and she creates an intimate relationship with the bearer". - Andra Ilias
Activity
2014-2016 - Participation - Inhorgenta - Munich, Tranoi - Paris
2013 - "Vogue" Personal Exhibition - Zurich - Switzerland
2012 - "Inorganic" Personal Exhibition - Moir Concept Design
2011 - "Bounds" Personal Exhibition - Shades Lounge
2010 - Participation to "Previews", "Soirée de la Mode", Pasarela - Bucharest
2010 - "Literalis" Personal Exhibition - L'Armoire Concept Store2010 - Participation to "Prêt-à-Porter"- Paris
2009-2015 - Participation to "Author" 2009 - "Androgyn" Personal Exhibition - Suzuki Showroom
2008 - "Cronos" Personal Exhibition Montage Gallery
2006 - Creation of accessories in the "Coma" by DS & D - Iasi RFW
2005 - Creation of jewellery in "Metamorphosis" Show 2004 - Fine Art Work Exhibition – TNB
2004 - Participation to "Arts of Fire"
2002-2003 - Collaboration with "Catharsis" theatre band (scenography/costumes/accessories)- "Titanic Vals", "O Scrisoare Pierduta"
2002-2003 - Participation to "Morpho" Fine Art Salon , 1st and 2nd Editions
2000 - Creative Couture Presentation (interpretation of transhumance costume) - "Radio Hall"
2000 - Creative Couture Presentation (transhumance collection) - "Museum of the Romanian Peasant"
1999 - Presentation within the "Eclipasa" Show in Mangalia
1999 - Creative Couture Presentation (interpretation of Renaissance costume) - Mogosoaia Palace
1999 - Creative Couture Presentation (interpretation of Baroque costume) - Hungarian Cultural Centre
1998 - Participation to "Balul Catavencu" with "J de Jilava" collection