CLAUDIA MUȘAT

Claudia Mușat’s artistic endeavors are characterized by a deep exploration of materiality and texture. She is particularly noted for her innovative use of silk worm remnants, scientifically known as *Bombyx mori*. This unique material, a byproduct of silk production, is transformed into ethereal tapestries through a distinctive technique that highlights its delicate and translucent qualities. Her works often feature vertical compositions that evoke imagery of sunlit fields or deep, reflective waters, demonstrating a profound sense of visual poetry and suggestion.

Claudia’s creative output includes not only large-scale tapestries but also delicate textile miniatures and collages, often exploring themes of music and subtle landscapes. Her artistic vision is marked by a sensitive and nuanced approach to color and form, reflecting a deep appreciation for the material and its expressive potential.

Her works are held in several public collections and museums, including those in Szombathely (Hungary), the History Museum of Râmnicu Vâlcea, and the Contemporary Art Museums in Tulcea and Bârlad.