Mihai-Aureliu Savin (b. 1995, Iași, RO) is a visual artist, sculptor, and lecturer at the Faculty of Visual Arts and Design, George Enescu National University of Arts. His artistic practice investigates the contemporary extensions of sculpture, the relationship between authorship and technological systems of production, and the mechanisms through which art images and objects are mediated and legitimized. Through installations, sculptures, and research-based projects, he explores themes such as originality, delegated creative processes, and the role of technical and institutional infrastructures in cultural production. Recent exhibitions include Brâncuși. The Syndrome (National Museum of Art of Romania, 2026), COMMON GROUNDS (CICA Museum, South Korea, 2026), CO-LAC (RAD Sculpture Park, Bucharest, 2026), An Atlas of Belonging and Ludic Manifest (Romanian Creative Week and New Media District, 2026), Community (Neo Art Connect, 2025), CONNECTION STATION – Tesseract (Makers United Festival, Chemnitz, Germany, within the LAPSUS project), Unstable Images, the inaugural exhibition of the CATEDRA Center for Research in Photography and Media Art, and XYZ. Back to the Future (NAG 2025). His practice has been supported through numerous grants, awards, and professional development programs, including the ANIS × Eviden Research Grant (2026), the Silicon Prize (LAPSUS, 2023 and 2025), the NAC 2025 Grant within Neo Art Connect, selection for the Accelerator. Art in Public Space program (2024), the winning project NAC#SELECTED (2024), The Creative Five Production Grant (Romanian Creative Week, 2022), the Human Touch Production Grant (Rocanotherworld, 2023 & 2019), the Classix in Art Grant (2023), the Atelier 35 Sculpture Award (2019), the Artis Youth Award (2019), and the Dan Hatmanu Scholarship (2019). In 2018, he was nominated for the Sculpture Award at the Artis Annual Art Salon.