Look at sculpture through Brâncuși's lens! The camera became an extension of his studio, and the more than 2,000 images he left behind are today works of art in their own right. In the Art Safari talk, we explore this side of the artist through the photographs in the exhibition "Brâncuși and His Muses" and look at his work through a contemporary lens, in dialogue with Alex Gâlmeanu, one of Romania's best-known photographers today. Come and discover a Brâncuși few people know.

Eduard Enache, journalist, art historian and researcher of Constantin Brâncuși's work. Creator and host of the podcast Buzunar de Artă, active in visual arts communication. His research explores the relationship between sculpture, photography and image in Brâncuși's practice, drawing on solid experience in photography, advertising and the visual field.

Alex Gâlmeanu, photographer and videographer, working professionally since 1998. He works across editorial, advertising and experimental photography, with a particular interest in people-centred projects. He has collaborated with brands and publications such as The New York Times, Forbes, BBC, Esquire, Harper's Bazaar and GQ, and has also worked as director of photography on film projects.