Cosmin Marian Guta (1994) - “Elements” - XXL - NO RESERVE






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and led modern and contemporary post-war art at Bonhams.
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Cosmin Marian Guta, ‘Elements’ (2026), mixed media on canvas, 170 x 127 cm, unframed, signed on front, original edition, weight 3 kg, made in Spain.
Description from the seller
•Title: “Elements”
•Artist: Cosmin Marian Guta
•Year: 2026
•Technique: Mixed media on canvas, pastels, ink, oil and acrylic on canvas
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* Painting dimensions: 170x127 cm painting
* Total fabric dimensions: 176x133 cm (with about 3-4 cm of free space on each side to be able to frame)
* SHIPMENT WITHOUT FRAME / SHIPPING WITHOUT FRAME
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• Style: Contemporary, in which I use mixed media and organic matter that, when manipulated, takes on a tactile quality reminiscent of human epidermis. The surfaces of my works become skins that breathe, scar, erode and transform. They are sensitive maps where memories, marks and silences are inscribed. I am interested in that crossing point between the physical and the symbolic, where matter seems to have a life of its own.
• Shipping: Packaged and boxed in a cardboard tube
• Signed on the front of the canvas
• Note: Colors may vary slightly compared to photographs
• The work is unique.
***The artwork will be shipped in a cardboard tube, with a tracking number, via an internationally known shipping company, for example (FEDEX, UPS, TNT)***
Description
In Elements, matter becomes language and color becomes emotion. The figures, barely hinted at between glazes, transparencies and spontaneous gestures, seem to emerge from a space where time dilutes and the boundaries between the human and the natural disappear. Incandescent reds, deep blues and earthy ochers converge in a dance of contrasts that evokes fire, water, air and earth as primordial forces of existence.
The work does not seek to describe a scene, but to awaken an experience. Each brushstroke is a vestige of transformation, each superposition of forms speaks of memory, of identity and of the constant metamorphosis that defines life. In that vibrant universe, chaos finds harmony and the energy contained in the elements manifests as a vital pulse that connects the viewer with what is essential.
Elements invites you to contemplate beyond the image, to lose yourself in its multiple readings and to discover that, just as nature never remains still, human beings are also made of change, balance and an incessant search for meaning.
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Thank you for visiting my work and please do not hesitate to contact me if you need any information
Biography
Cosmin Marian Guta (1994) studied at the Academy of Fine Arts of Rome until 2020 after graduating with the highest grades. He did an Erasmus in Barcelona (EASD LLOTJA) and eight months of internship at an art gallery (RocíoSantaCruz).
Instagram: CosminMarianGuta
Email: gutartgallery@gmail.com
Web: gutartgallery.com
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
● C.C.Cotxeres Sants - curated by Nuria Esterri, Barcelona (2024)
● C.C.Cotxeres Sants - curated by Jose Parra, Barcelona (2022)
● Rome Art Week, Fax Factory curated by Maria Teresa Rasulo, RAW2016, Rome 2016
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
● Abartium, Calldetenes (Vic) curated by Eva Cunill, (2023)
● Artjove-Cotxeres Sants Casinet – curated by Jose Parra, Barcelona (2021)
● Cristo-Scuderie Palazzo Chigi Albani – curated by Paolo Berti, Soriano nel Cimino (2019)
● Sala dei Gessi del museo Andersen (workshop), curated by Gian Luigi Cappelletti and Alessandro Dolfi, Rome (2019)
● Towards a Lighthouse, curated by Antonio Giordano, Floriana Celani and Maria Pennacchia at Forte Stella, Monte Argentario, Tuscany (2019)
● Tiny Biennale 2018 – Temple University Rome – curated by Shara Wasermann, Rome (2018)
● Premio Internazionale LIMEN ARTE, ix edition, Vibo Valencia (2017)
● Aula Colleoni Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma 2017.
● Tiny Biennale 2017 – Temple University Rome – curated by Shara Wasermann, Rome (2017)
● Pinacoteca Comunale Gaeta "Il vuoto, tra senso e forma" curated by Antonio Lieto (2016).
● Festina Lente Sala Corner D MAXXI Rome (2016)
● Biennale d'arte Latina (2016)
Seller's Story
•Title: “Elements”
•Artist: Cosmin Marian Guta
•Year: 2026
•Technique: Mixed media on canvas, pastels, ink, oil and acrylic on canvas
------------ ---------------
* Painting dimensions: 170x127 cm painting
* Total fabric dimensions: 176x133 cm (with about 3-4 cm of free space on each side to be able to frame)
* SHIPMENT WITHOUT FRAME / SHIPPING WITHOUT FRAME
---------------------------
• Style: Contemporary, in which I use mixed media and organic matter that, when manipulated, takes on a tactile quality reminiscent of human epidermis. The surfaces of my works become skins that breathe, scar, erode and transform. They are sensitive maps where memories, marks and silences are inscribed. I am interested in that crossing point between the physical and the symbolic, where matter seems to have a life of its own.
• Shipping: Packaged and boxed in a cardboard tube
• Signed on the front of the canvas
• Note: Colors may vary slightly compared to photographs
• The work is unique.
***The artwork will be shipped in a cardboard tube, with a tracking number, via an internationally known shipping company, for example (FEDEX, UPS, TNT)***
Description
In Elements, matter becomes language and color becomes emotion. The figures, barely hinted at between glazes, transparencies and spontaneous gestures, seem to emerge from a space where time dilutes and the boundaries between the human and the natural disappear. Incandescent reds, deep blues and earthy ochers converge in a dance of contrasts that evokes fire, water, air and earth as primordial forces of existence.
The work does not seek to describe a scene, but to awaken an experience. Each brushstroke is a vestige of transformation, each superposition of forms speaks of memory, of identity and of the constant metamorphosis that defines life. In that vibrant universe, chaos finds harmony and the energy contained in the elements manifests as a vital pulse that connects the viewer with what is essential.
Elements invites you to contemplate beyond the image, to lose yourself in its multiple readings and to discover that, just as nature never remains still, human beings are also made of change, balance and an incessant search for meaning.
---------------------------
Thank you for visiting my work and please do not hesitate to contact me if you need any information
Biography
Cosmin Marian Guta (1994) studied at the Academy of Fine Arts of Rome until 2020 after graduating with the highest grades. He did an Erasmus in Barcelona (EASD LLOTJA) and eight months of internship at an art gallery (RocíoSantaCruz).
Instagram: CosminMarianGuta
Email: gutartgallery@gmail.com
Web: gutartgallery.com
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
● C.C.Cotxeres Sants - curated by Nuria Esterri, Barcelona (2024)
● C.C.Cotxeres Sants - curated by Jose Parra, Barcelona (2022)
● Rome Art Week, Fax Factory curated by Maria Teresa Rasulo, RAW2016, Rome 2016
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
● Abartium, Calldetenes (Vic) curated by Eva Cunill, (2023)
● Artjove-Cotxeres Sants Casinet – curated by Jose Parra, Barcelona (2021)
● Cristo-Scuderie Palazzo Chigi Albani – curated by Paolo Berti, Soriano nel Cimino (2019)
● Sala dei Gessi del museo Andersen (workshop), curated by Gian Luigi Cappelletti and Alessandro Dolfi, Rome (2019)
● Towards a Lighthouse, curated by Antonio Giordano, Floriana Celani and Maria Pennacchia at Forte Stella, Monte Argentario, Tuscany (2019)
● Tiny Biennale 2018 – Temple University Rome – curated by Shara Wasermann, Rome (2018)
● Premio Internazionale LIMEN ARTE, ix edition, Vibo Valencia (2017)
● Aula Colleoni Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma 2017.
● Tiny Biennale 2017 – Temple University Rome – curated by Shara Wasermann, Rome (2017)
● Pinacoteca Comunale Gaeta "Il vuoto, tra senso e forma" curated by Antonio Lieto (2016).
● Festina Lente Sala Corner D MAXXI Rome (2016)
● Biennale d'arte Latina (2016)
