Andrei Rosetti is a Romanian painter, born in 1974.

He is originally from Deva,

a Romanian city situated in the historical region of Transylvania.

He is a graduate of West University, Faculty of Visual Arts,

Painting Department, Timisoara, Romania where he earned a B.A.

and a one year diploma of advanced studies in painting.

Andrei Rosetti is a member of the Fine Arts Union of Romania since 2004.

He has worked as an Art Director and Designer since graduating in 2002.

After ten years of living in Timisoara city, he is now back in Deva.

He work as a visual arts teacher

in High School of Music and Visual Arts “Sigismund Toduta”.

His artistic work consists mostly of studio oil painting and photography.

In 2003 Andrei Rosetti, Sorin Scurtulescu, Sorin Neamtu, Ciprian Bodea, Dan Gherman and Sorin Oncu, founded the N O I M A (meaning, sense) group of painters. Within the NOIMA group, artistic approaches and aims varied from artist to artist; however, the artists shared a common desire to express spiritual truths through their art. The members of the group are interested in the visual expresion, old master tehniques and the meaning of ancient art but also in the dinamic universe of arts from the last three centuries. They are trying to express over there time boudaries, trying to be “workfellows” with Altamira painters, with Andrei Rubliov, Van Gogh or Luc Tuymans too. NOIMA organized exhibitions since 2004 in western Romania (Arad, Timisoara, Cluj Napoca, Deva, Lipova)

Solo Shows in Romania:

2003, 2007, 2009 – Timisoara, Deva – Photography

2008 – Deva, Hunedoara – Painting

Group shows (selected):

2009 National Art Museum of Cluj-Napoca – Romania /

Arad Biennial – 2nd edition – Romania /

Chisinau Painting Biennial – 1st edition – Moldova

2008 Helios Gallery, Timişoara / “Axes” Group Exhibition at Arad Museum, Romania

2007 Noima – painting, Old Gallery, Cluj-Napoca, Romania /

Noima – atelier, German Cultural Centre, Timişoara, Romania /

Noima Exhibition, City Museum, Lipova, Romania

2005 Noima, Forma Gallery, Deva, Romania /

“Romanian Cultural Days” at Lille (Espace Culture), France

2004 Noima, 28 Gallery & Anastasia Gallery, Timişoara, Romania /

Noima, Arad Museum, Romania

2002 PROLOG Exhibition at 28Gallery, Timisoara, Romania