Snejana Ro
Visual Artist and Art Educator
Snejana is a visual artist and art educator, actively engaged in both art education and creative practice. A graduate of the Faculty of Pedagogy in Arts, Design, and Crafts, she is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kunst- og designdidaktikk in Norway, focusing her research on aesthetic practices and the role of art in education.
As an educator, Snejana develops innovative methods to make art accessible to all, exploring the intersection of creative processes, artistic reflection, and cultural inclusion. She works closely with children and young people, guiding them to discover their artistic expression through an interdisciplinary approach.

Leader in Promoting Art and Cultural Diversity
Beyond her academic work, Snejana is actively involved in the artistic and educational community in Norway. She leads two associations dedicated to promoting art and cultural diversity:

  • Kunst og Kultur for rumensktalende barn – An educational platform that supports Romanian-speaking children in discovering their creativity through art, connecting them to both Romanian cultural heritage and Norwegian artistic traditions. Through workshops, exhibitions, and interactive activities, children learn about renowned Norwegian artists, contemporary art, and how to use art as a form of self-expression.
  • Visuell Kunst Forening – An association dedicated to artists and art enthusiasts, fostering the exchange of ideas and intercultural collaborations. Through exhibitions, workshops, and educational projects, this platform creates opportunities for artists of diverse backgrounds to showcase their work and participate in the artistic dialogue in Norway.

Artistic Practice
As a visual artist, Snejana is primarily a painter, with her works exploring the relationship between nature and culture, the inner and outer worlds, emotion and reason. By utilizing vibrant colors, abstract forms, and expressive textures, she creates visual experiences that invite introspection and interpretation.
In addition to painting, she has extensive experience in book illustration and children’s illustrations, collaborating with writers and publishers to bring stories to life through evocative and captivating imagery. This artistic direction has enabled her to blend narrative elements with visual expression, developing a distinctive style in illustration.
Her works have been exhibited in Oslo and other cities across Norway, appreciated for their visual sensitivity and the connections they create between tradition, innovation, and artistic identity.

Art Education and Activities for Children
A vital aspect of Snejana's work is art education for children, where she combines Romanian visual traditions with Norwegian art and design, offering children a broad perspective on cultural diversity. She organizes creative workshops that encourage children to experiment with various artistic techniques, explore their visual identity, and discover the role of art in society.
Through her work, Snejana promotes diversity and inclusion in art education, facilitating an open and accessible cultural dialogue. Her goal is to inspire not only children but also the artistic community to see art as a space for meeting, exploration, and free expression.

Education

  • 2009 – 2012 – School of Fine Arts, Moldova
  • 2012 – 2015 – General Medicine – Nurse, Moldova
  • 2023 – Art History, UiT The Arctic University of Norway
  • 2021 – 2024 – Faculty of Arts, Design, and Crafts Pedagogy, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway
  • 2024 – 2026 – Master’s in Art and Design Didactics, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway



Exhibitions

  • 2016, November – Fornebu Teater, Fornebu, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2017, November – Kunst fra Hjerte Galleri, Drammen, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2018, October – Kunst fra Hjerte Galleri, Drammen, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2018, December – Myrullpiken Landhandleri, Drammen, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2018, December – Kjøpesenter Konnerud, Drammen, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2021, August – Kunst Elva Rund Kunstutstilling, Drammen, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2022, April – Charity Through Art at Søndagsmarkedet på Blå, Grünerløkka, Oslo, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2022, June – Ung på Løren, Oslo, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2022, July – Galleri Krutthuset, Fredriksvern Shipyard, Larvik, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2022, August – Kunst Elva Rund Kunstutstilling, Drammen, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2023, February – Art & Glam Female Artists Oslo, VIA Showcase, Oslo, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2023, March – November – Oh My Art Studio, Oslo, Norway – Solo Exhibition
  • 2023, April – August – Vulkan Showcase, Paguro Spaces, Oslo, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2023, April – Art & Glam Female Artists Oslo, Strand, Stabekk, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2023, May – Handmade in Norway, Visit Løkka, Grünerløkka, Oslo, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2023, May – Does Size Matter? Female Artists Oslo, Radisson Red, Oslo, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2023, August – Rustic de Moldova, Global Gathering Festival, Jessheim, Norway – Solo Exhibition https://fb.watch/yfStPmRsNY/
  • 2024, May – Ullensaker Kunstforening, Jessheim Legene, Jessheim, Norway – Solo Exhibition
  • 2024, May – June – En Symfoni av Farger, Akvarel Atelier, Oslo, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2024, June – Art & Handicraft Exhibition, OsloMet, Oslo, Norway – Group Exhibition
  • 2024, August – Handmade Market, Ullensaker Kino og Kulturhus, Jessheim, Norway – Group Exhibition (Participant, Organizer, and Interviewer)
  • 2025, February – Mărțișor Exhibition, Rumänska Kulturcentret, Stockholm, Sweden (Supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova)

Art Workshops Organized (Independent Initiatives)

  • August 2022 – Art Workshop as part of the exhibition at Stavern, Fredriksvern Shipyard, Larvik, Norway
  • March 2023 – Mother's `day Art Workshop , Deichman Bjørvika, Oslo, Norway
  • April 2023 – Art Workshop at Andromeda Kindergarten, Oslo, Norway
  • April 2023 – Art Workshop as part of the Art & Glam Exhibition, Strand, Stabekk, Norway
  • May 2023 – Moldovan Children's Art Exhibition at Deichman Bjørvika, Oslo, Norway
  • May 2023 – Art Workshop as part of the Does Size Matter? Exhibition, Radisson Red, Oslo, Norway
  • June 2023 – Art, Reading & Play Workshop at Barnas Dag Festival, Oslo, Norway
  • August 2023 – Moldova Map Art Workshop as part of Moldovas Uke, Oslo, Norway
  • March 2024 – Martisor Crafting Workshop, Deichman Bjørvika, Oslo, Norway
  • June 2024 – Art Workshop for Ziua Iei Celebration, Geithus, Norway
  • November 2024 – Three Music Workshops for Matinee Preparation, Oslo, Norway
  • December 2024 – Christmas Matinee at Nordic Black Theater, Oslo, Norway
  • February 2025 – Art & Poetry Workshop, Grünerløkka, Oslo, Norway
  • March 2025 – Live Portrait Painting Workshop, Grünerløkka, Oslo, Norway


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