Flaviu Cacoveanu's Conceptual Play Exhibition at Parliament Gallery Explores Everyday Elements

Romanian artist Flaviu Cacoveanu is presenting his solo exhibition 'Conceptual Play' at Parliament Gallery in Paris from March 14 to April 11, 2026. The exhibition features works that engage with ordinary objects and materials from daily life, encouraging viewers to reflect on their personal interpretations. Cacoveanu describes himself as a 'con & temporary' artist, emphasizing conceptual approaches and temporal aspects of reality. The show includes diverse media such as photography, video, ready-made objects, and text-based pieces. Notable works include 'Untitled (Fallen Stars)' (2026), a mixed-media piece incorporating stencil, tape, inkjet print, and spray paint that references the American flag while maintaining ambiguous meaning. 'Walking' (2025) consists of four C-print photographs showing the artist's shadow on streets, presented in a frame with intentional empty space. Other featured works are 'Sun Moon Light (1)' (2026), a large dye-sublimation print on textile placed on the floor depicting different light sources, and 'Water vs water' (2026), a C-print photograph of a plastic bottle on an overturned trash can printed on reflective material. The exhibition explores themes of language, ephemerality, and the artistic process, with works deliberately leaving interpretation open to viewers. Cacoveanu's practice investigates interactions between everyday elements through intuitive processes, creating layered works that question rather than provide definitive answers.