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Flowers, Book and Viewpoint: Angelika Toma Inspires in Gmunden
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Angelika Toma presented her floral paintings in the studio at the market in Gmunden on 4 July 2025 and read from her novel "IMOSCHENKOS PICASSO and the Unretrievable". Many visitors came to experience art and critical literature in a special atmosphere. The focus was not only on painting but also on history. The novel, inspired by true events in communist Romania, illuminates the art environment with depth and social sharpness. "I...
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