The Past as Seduction and Challenge

In Andreea Răsuceanu’s novels, the narrative is characterized by the ability to evoke the past, by presenting scenes, objects, events from which reconfigurations of the imaginary occur, by sensations and perceptions that express the retrieval of past time, through sensations brought back to the present, in a realistic-magical atmosphere. Under these conditions, the novels impose themselves through balance and substance in the dynamic and ambivalent relations between the characters, absences, revolts and deceptions in the disturbing context of the traumas of communism, captured in an intense and dense drawing.