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Eugeniei Moldovanu este deja cunoscut si respectat printre mesterii populari din Basarabia
si Romania. De altfel, creatoarea populara din Balti este membra a prestigioasei Academii
a Artelor Traditionale de la Sibiu, sefa a filialei Balti a UMPM, dar si printre foarte
putini membri din Basarabia ai AMPM. Impletitul l-a invatat in copilarie de la una din
bunici. In timp si-a faurit o bogata colectie personala formata din palarii, gentute,
obiecte decorative pentru pomul de Craciun, jucarii, figurine diverse, bijuterii, panouri
s.a. Cu aceasta bogata colectie a putut organiza doua expozitii personale, ambele in
Balti, una in 2003, iar cealalta la hotarul anilor 2006-2007.
Creatia Eugeniei Moldovanu se circumscrie in linii
esentiale universului traditional din Moldova, tipurile de produse pe care le nascoceste
purtand amprenta taranului moldovean de la campie. Papusile, clopoteii, palariile sau
ingerasii realizati din paie retin atentia oricui isi arunca privirea asupra lor, adesea
privitorii respectivi devenind si cumparatori fideli. Ambalarea civilizata si expunerea
produselor potrivit unor reguli de marketing ii aduc alti clienti Eugeniei Moldovanu.
Creatoarea populara de la Balti este constienta ca nu
poate sa stea vesnic ancorata intr-o traditie care nu mai are cautare, incercand mereu sa
vina cu produse cautate de publicul contemporan; este insa in acest proces si un usor
regret: „Pacat ca mestesugul trebuie sa evolueze in pas cu timpurile in care traim!”
Chipul Eugeniei Moldovanu nu ar fi complet daca nu am aminti si despre pasiunea ei pentru
poezia si literatura ezoterica, aceasta pasiune tainica reiesind si din urmatoarea
marturisire: „Cred ca nu este ceva ce trebuie
sa invocam , este ceva ce experimentam, este ceva ce cream noi insine. Trebuie sa utilizam
energia, lumina, puterea, momentul ca sa se concentreze asupra planurilor pe care le avem
de realizat impreuna”. De altfel, prin puterea propriului exemplu, de mai bine de 15 ani
incoace, e ceea ce Eugenia Moldovanu face zi de zi si clipa de clipa cu o energie ce vine
de la Cel de Sus! |
Eugeniei
Moldovanu’s name is already known and respected among the artisans from both Romania and
Bassarabia. Besides this, the artisan from Balti is a member of the prestigious Academy of
Traditional Arts from Sibiu, chief of the UMPM branch in Balti but also among the few also
members of AMPM. She learned to braid from one of her grandmothers. Over the years she
built a personal collection made of hats, small bags, and ornamental objects for Christmas
tree. Toys, various figurines, jewels, panels and so on. With this large collection she
was capable to organize two personal exhibitions, both in Balti, one in 2003 and the other
one in 2006-2007.
Eugenia Moldovanu’s creation circumscribes to a
great extent to the traditional universe in Moldavia, the types of products she fabricates
bear the mark of the Moldavian peasant living in the plain. The puppets, the ring bells,
the hats or the angels made of straw draw everybody’s attention, the views becoming
often faithful buyers.
The civilized packing and the products display
according to some marketing rules manage to bring Eugenia Moldovan more customers.
The artisan from Balti is aware that she cannot
remain tied to a tradition which is no longer appreciated and this is why she is
constantly trying to come with products popular among the contemporary public; but there
is in this process a trace of regret: “It is a shame that the handicraft must evolve in
step with the world we live in!”. Eugenia Moldovanu’s biography would not be complete
if we had not mentioned her passion for the abstruse poetry and literature, this secret
passion appearing from the following confession: “I believe that there is not something
we should invoke, there is something we should experience; there is something we ourselves
create. We must use the energy, the light, the power and the moment in order to focus on
the plans we have to carry out together”. Besides this, by the power the personal
example is what Eugenia Moldovanu does for more than 15 years on day by day, time after
time with an energy coming from the Lord! |
