Visual Poetry Journal, Issue #9
INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY MAGAZINE / DECEMBER 2025 NETHERLANDS
MAGAZINE DETAILS:
Published by Visual Poetry Journal in Issue #9, December 2025 edition, on pp.18-19, with “Dragon Rise”, © Alexandru Crisan 2018,
project page: DRAGONRISE A YAYUE (雅樂 / Yǎ yuè) MORCEAU OF TWO SPARKS
publisher: Visual Poetry Journal, (e-ISSN) 3051-2875
format: 21 x 29.7cm
year: published in December 2025
Printed in The Netherlands.
Featured Artists
Fred Jouaret, Thierry Galand, Kata Kónya, Nino Kubaneishvili, Savadmon Avalachamveettil, Alexandru Crisan, Tina Lin, Roy Chau, Fabio Alves, Petra Ljutic, Bianca Tenconi, Martina Prša, Diego Navarro, Roman Butym, Savva Locci, Pavlo Fyshar, Sanja Marković, Zsuzsanna Sárközi, Tiphaine Beausseron, Tamara Bogunović, Alexandros Emmanouilidis, Artem Khazov, Ona Branca, Dexter Burgess, Daniel Campo, Larysa Pinner, Guo Cheng, Fatma Imarah, Ivan Galić, Maria Castro, Filip Jevtovic, Nilay Tapı, Aqil Radzi, J.Y. Huang, Marco Berliocchi, Igor Zajac, Monalisha Ojha, Andrea Otero, Marco Bellegoni, Nina Rosa, Trung Quan Tran, Ibironke Olayanju, Olena Lemberska, Xianzhuyue Li, Marco Cirillo, Aqeel Jameel, Sanja.
Magazine page: https://visualpoetryjournal.com/issue-9-december-2025/
Artist Bio
Alexandru Crișan (b. Bucharest, Romania 1978) is a visual artist interested in the existential complementarity of objective and nonobjective forms of expression. To resolve the former, he is an architect. As far as the latter is to be unpacked, his “counter-professional” career in photography began in 2008; his paintings stand, for almost three decades, as the most intimate, borderline atavistic, acts of divulgence. Assuming that taxonomy is of any consequence, he is partial to fine-art photography and Abstract Expressionism. The eclectic nature of his projects is, therefore, a given. Alexandru Crișan’s works have been presented in over a dozen international exhibitions, have been published in over 50 peer-reviewed magazines, have received over 500 international awards and nominations, and are part of several privately owned collections and art galleries.