Adina Lohmüller | Artist Biography
Adina Lohmüller is a Romanian painter whose work exists at the intersection of nostalgia, symbolism, and emotion. Born in Brașov in 1980, she now lives and works in Montbard, France, dedicating herself to oil painting in its purest form. Though self-taught, she has refined a deeply personal artistic language—one that conveys the fleeting beauty of childhood, the weight of history, and the quiet spirituality of everyday life.
Her paintings are rooted in surrealism and symbolism, often portraying figures lost in thought, moments of the past, bound by unseen constraints, or longing for something just out of reach. She explores themes of love, memory, and innocence, capturing the essence of past eras with a profound sense of longing. Vintage scenes, old streets, and forgotten moments come alive in her compositions, infused with a melancholic beauty.
A Shared Devotion to Painting
Adina shares her life and creative journey with her husband and fellow Elysian exclusive, renowned surrealist painter Gyuri Lohmüller. Together, they exchange ideas and artistic insights—two distinct voices, bound by a shared devotion to painting.
Whether in a portrait, a landscape bathed in golden light, or a symbolic tableau, her work is a quiet meditation on time and emotion.
Her paintings have been exhibited internationally, including at the Museum of Urban Civilization in Brașov, and featured in publications such as Saturday Journal. Her work continues to gain recognition, not through grand gestures or self-promotion, but through the silent power of the images she creates.
