Natalia Irina Roman (1982)
About me
I came to Berlin in 2006, after having spent one year in Frankfurt am Main, and the on-going story began with a programme in Visual Arts. The city won me over with its colours, simplicity, persuasion, relaxed atmosphere, international and friendly crowd. It keeps me here.
Berlin provided me with a context where I could easily pursue my interdisciplinary interests – it brought my Law and Visual Arts studies under the umbrella of Cultural Policy and it has not seized inspiring me in my video work. I have been eagerly exploring Berlin’s sites in general and art spaces in particular. Nevertheless, I perceive the city as continuously unfolding – there is always something new out there, be it a new building, a new project, a new gallery. Berlin keeps me curious.
In other words, who I am and what I do is intrinsically connected to the city I live in. I was a Law graduate and grew up in an interdisciplinary family, surrounded by art. Today, I’m researching and working with various art spaces and I pursue a practice of arts of my own.
Also see this interview with me on the main Spotted by Locals website!
