In Paris, Yoyo Maeght reveals his latest artistic favorite: the painter Sergiu Ciochina.

From March 26 to 29, Yoyo Maeght is showcasing the artworks of Sergiu Ciochina in the heart of the Left Bank. The exhibition is hosted at 5 Rue de Médicis, directly across from the Luxembourg Garden.

Private Viewing on Wednesday, March 25th from 5 PM to 8 PM, by invitation only. RSVP here.

Yoyo Maeght Showcases Tomorrow’s Artistic Trailblazers

Discovering an artist before they become widely recognized is a rare privilege. For several decades, Yoyo Maeght has dedicated herself to supporting those who will shape the future of art. She champions a daring, unrestrained, and deeply heartfelt creative vision.

The exhibition is designed as a lively encounter between a young painter and his Parisian audience. The large canvases with predominant blue tones immediately draw viewers in with their profound, almost meditative intensity. The works on paper in ochre shades evoke a more intimate, quieter poetry, already revealing a distinctive voice. Everything about Sergiu Ciochina speaks of commitment and sensitivity.

Sergiu Ciochina: A Young Artist to Watch

At just 25 years old, Sergiu Ciochina truly stands out for the maturity of his work. Hailing from Moldova, he is among the few artists from his country to receive the France Talent Visa, a prestigious recognition awarded to creators with significant potential. This distinction allows him to further develop his artistic career in Paris and highlights the remarkable trajectory he is on.

Between Moldova and the French capital, her artistic journey unfolds through an ongoing dialogue between memory and the present. She works her material in successive layers, revisiting and reshaping it, pushing it toward an almost sculptural density. Figures emerge, fragment, and transform as her painting, filled with symbols and emotions, evolves over time.

With Sergiu Ciochina, a new generation is making its mark. A generation unafraid to take risks, to explore, and to create. And it all begins in Paris.

Click here for invitations to the exhibition, open until March 29.

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