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Menuet

Style: Abstract painting Technique: Oil painting on canvas. Dimensions: 50 x 60 ...

Asylum

Style: Abstract painting Technique: Oil painting on canvas, golden leaf on canvas Dimensions: 30 x 40 ...

Dragons

Style: Abstract painting Technique: Oil painting on canvas Dimensions: 60 x 60 ...

Bugs

Style: Abstract painting Technique: Oil painting on canvas. Dimensions: 50 x 60 ...

Love Story

Style: Abstract painting, modern art Technique: Oil on canvas. Dimensions: 80 x 100 ...

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About Stefania Nistoreanu

Stefania has been painting since the age of 13. She graduated from the National University of Art in Bucharest, focusing on Monumental Byzantine Art. Her work has been exhibited in England, France, Luxembourg, Austria, and Hungary.

In 2017, Stefania Nistoreanu became the first artist in Romania – and one of the very few in the world – to sell a painting using Bitcoin. An art collector based in Hong Kong bought Nistoreanu’s painting “Cryptsy” for 2 Bitcoin. The transaction was an international event in both the art world and the cryptocurrency market, and gained media coverage around the world.

Stefania resides in Oviedo, Spain, with her fiancé and their dog and cats.

About stefi

Keep your mind awake, your spirit clean, and your soul open. Have discipline, hold on to your purpose, use the power of your imagination, be ready for the truth. For what you believe in, fight with love and good will. Remember: every moment is perfect.

— Stefania Nistoreanu

News

“El Tiempo de Verdad”: Temporary Exhibition in Oviedo, Spain

Stefania Nistoreanu is exhibiting her work in Spain for the first time, in the city of Oviedo, Calle de Aguila 1, facing the Cathedral of San Salvador. The title of the exhibition is “El Tiempo de ...

Cryptsy in South China Morning Post

Stefania Nistoreanu, the first Romanian artist to sell a painting for Bitcoin, appeared on May 9, 2018 in the South China Morning Post newspaper, in both online and print issues. “Many thanks to Hong Kong ...