Miruna Drăgan (b. 1975) was born in București, România and settled on the traditional lands of the Blackfoot Confederacy. She lives alongside the Rosebud River in the Alberta Badlands and teaches at the Alberta University of the Arts. With a broad range of methods and materials ranging from works on paper to weaving, moving image and installation, Drăgan integrates natural geometries and the physics of colour with knowledge gathered through dreams and synchronicities in works that embody themes of dispersion and transcendence. Exhibition venues include: Contemporary Calgary [with Maggie Tiesenhausen] (2025); Mackenzie Art Gallery, Regina [with Jason de Haan] (2025), Doris McCarthy Gallery, University of Toronto (2025); Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Museo Regional and Museo de la Ciudad de Querétaro, Mexico [with Corbin Union] (2022); Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver [with Corbin Union] (2021); Living Art Museum, Reykjavík (2019); Blackwood Gallery, University of Toronto (2018); Nickle Galleries, University of Calgary (2017); Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge (2016); Nanaimo Art Gallery [with Jason de Haan] (2015); G Gallery, Toronto (2014); Bond House Projects, London, UK [with Corbin Union] (2013); Alberta Biennial [with Jason de Haan] (2013); and Esker Foundation, Calgary (2013).
