The project 'The Black Sea in Plural – Compositions for the Sonic Eye' by artists Anca Benera and Arnold Estefán represents Romania at the Venice Biennale, including a sculptural video-sound installation in the Romania Pavilion at Giardini. It addresses the surface of the Black Sea and its unseen aspects, being accompanied by two works at the New ICRCU Gallery, which explore territories. Curators Corina Oprea and Diana Marincu emphasize the importance of the project, highlighting the connections with oceanographic realities and the placement of sound as a central element of the presentation, a premiere at the Biennale. Diana Marincu mentions that the exhibition reflects current scientific trends and the need to understand the layers of the Black Sea, with sound as the main medium of expression.
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