In the fourth episode of Open Door, we step inside Professor Sanda Iliescu’s art studio. Adjacent to Peyton House, built circa 1910 in the vernacular American Queen Anne style, Iliescu’s studio is known as Peyton Cottage. The studio is a space where Iliescu develops her art work — both individual works and collaborative projects with students. There, she also meets with students to provide feedback and advice on creative practice and concepts, media and techniques.
Sanda Iliescu’s practice spans the media of painting, drawing, and collage. Outside the studio, she makes murals and installations, some with students at the University of Virginia, where she is Professor of Architecture. Molly Krom Gallery based in New York and Berlin, and Les Yeux du Monde Gallery in Charlottesville represent Iliescu’s work. Scholarly writing on Iliescu’s artwork include essays by Carmen Bambach, Curator of Drawings and Prints at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and Paul Barolsky, Commonwealth Professor of Art History at the University of Virginia.
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