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'''Constantin Flondor''' (16 December 1936, Cernăuţi, Northern Bucovina) is an artist and a founding member of the groups [[1+1+1]] (1966-1969), [[Sigma]] (1969-1981) and [[Prolog]] (since 1985). Director and co-founder of a progressive educational program adopted within the Art Lycée in Timișoara between 1969-1975. Visiting professor at the Beratzhausen summer schools in Germany (since 1993). Both his solo works and collaborative projects were markedly influenced by constructivism and rooted in algorithm, so that each element of a work was also a data bit. Flondor was also interested in how his para-architectural forms react in response to their surroundings. | '''Constantin Flondor''' (16 December 1936, Cernăuţi, Northern Bucovina) is an artist and a founding member of the groups [[1+1+1]] (1966-1969), [[Sigma]] (1969-1981) and [[Prolog]] (since 1985). Director and co-founder of a progressive educational program adopted within the Art Lycée in Timișoara between 1969-1975. Visiting professor at the Beratzhausen summer schools in Germany (since 1993). Both his solo works and collaborative projects were markedly influenced by constructivism and rooted in algorithm, so that each element of a work was also a data bit. Flondor was also interested in how his para-architectural forms react in response to their surroundings. | ||
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* Richard Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh, 1971 | * Richard Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh, 1971 | ||
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==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
* ''Flondor, de la "111" + "Sigma" la "Prolog"'' [Flondor, from 111 and Sigma to Prolog], ed. Georg Lecca, Cluj: Idea Design & Print, 2005, 197 pp. Catalogue. [https://www.scribd.com/doc/228596520/ Excerpt]. {{ro}}/{{en}} | * ''Flondor, de la "111" + "Sigma" la "Prolog"'' [Flondor, from 111 and Sigma to Prolog], ed. Georg Lecca, Cluj: Idea Design & Print, 2005, 197 pp. Catalogue. [https://www.scribd.com/doc/228596520/ Excerpt]. {{ro}}/{{en}} | ||
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Constantin Flondor, Iosif Király, and Doru Tulcan, Contact — Trans Idea, 1982. Performance view, Timişoara, black-and-white photograph.
Constantin Flondor (16 December 1936, Cernăuţi, Northern Bucovina) is an artist and a founding member of the groups 1+1+1 (1966-1969), Sigma (1969-1981) and Prolog (since 1985). Director and co-founder of a progressive educational program adopted within the Art Lycée in Timișoara between 1969-1975. Visiting professor at the Beratzhausen summer schools in Germany (since 1993). Both his solo works and collaborative projects were markedly influenced by constructivism and rooted in algorithm, so that each element of a work was also a data bit. Flondor was also interested in how his para-architectural forms react in response to their surroundings.
Contents
Exhibitions
- Solo (selection)
- Barabas Villa, Budapest, 2007
- Catacomba Gallery, Bucharest, 1999
- Düsseldorf, 1998
- Group (selection)
- Gallerie Tajan, Paris, 2009
- Mücsarnok Art Gallery, Budapest, 1998
- Richard Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh, 1971
Publications
- Flondor, de la "111" + "Sigma" la "Prolog" [Flondor, from 111 and Sigma to Prolog], ed. Georg Lecca, Cluj: Idea Design & Print, 2005, 197 pp. Catalogue. Excerpt. (Romanian)/(English)
- Constantin Flondor, Privirea care rescrie spatiul / The Gaze that Rewrites Space, eds. Alina Şerban and Ştefania Ferchedău, Bucharest: Institute of the Present, 2017. Publisher. (Romanian)/(English)
Literature
- Mariana Cernicova, "Constantin Flondor aduce Timişoarei cea mai mare distincţie pentru arta plastică", Agenda 37, Sep 2004. (Romanian)
- Livius Ciocârlie, "Opinii Imprudente", Oct 2008. (Romanian)
Links
- Website (archived 2013)
- Wikipedia-RO
- http://www.observatorcultural.ro/ARTE-VIZUALE.-Avangarda-artistica-a-anilor-70*articleID_14281-articles_details.html
- http://www.veronikiart.ro/en/artists/constantin_flondor_73.html
- http://www.contemporanii.org/constantin-flondor.html
- http://diehl-cube.com/constantin-flondor/
- Profile on Prabook
