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

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Original mixed media on canvas by Cosmin Marian Guta (born 1994), titled “Genesis” XXL, created in 2026, with a mythological theme in a contemporary style; hand-signed on the front, shipped without a frame, dimensions 194 x 127 cm (canvas 204 x 137 cm), weight 3 kg, from Spain, in multicolor.

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•Title: “Genesis” - XXXL
•Artist: Cosmin Marian Guta
•Year: 2026
•Technique: Mixed media on canvas, pastel, ink, oil and acrylic on canvas

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* Painting dimensions: 194x127 cm painting
* Total canvas dimensions: 204x137 cm (with about 3-4 cm of free space on each side to be framed)

* SHIPMENT WITHOUT FRAME / SHIPPING WITHOUT FRAME

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• Style: Contemporary, in which I use mixed media and organic matter that, when manipulated, assumes 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 somewhat compared to the photographs
• The work is unique.

***The artwork will be shipped in a cardboard tube, with a tracking number, via an internationally known carrier, for example FEDEX, UPS, TNT***

Description

Genesis is a dominant, large-scale contemporary painting that explores the intersection between the divine and the human form. The artwork features a youthful, winged figure depicted in an introspective, lowered pose. By combining classical biblical iconography with a modern, expressive handling of painting, the piece captures a deep sense of origin, vulnerability, and spiritual awakening.

The central theme is rendered with academic precision, focusing on anatomy and a melancholic gaze directed at the viewer. The contrast between its expansive, feathered wings and its protective, curly stance balances grandeur with intimacy.

A vibrant cobalt blue curtain serves as the chromatic anchor of the composition, strongly contrasting with the warm flesh tones bathed in sunlight. The background presents a chaotic, atmospheric mix of ethereal pinks, skylight blues, and earthy ochres, evoking a cosmic, formless void from which the figure emerges.

The artist uses a heavy, textured brush across the entire background and the foreground plane. This stylistic choice adds tactile depth, contrasting the smooth rendering of the figure with the raw, energetic movement of the surrounding space.

With its scale and rich textural contrast, this artwork serves as a dramatic, sophisticated focal point. It is ideal for contemporary residential interiors, gallery spaces, or minimalist architectural settings that allow its complex color palette and symbolic weight to resonate.



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Thank you for visiting my work and feel free to contact me if you need any information

Biography

Cosmin Marian Guta (1994) studied at the Academy of Fine Arts of Rome until 2020, graduating with top marks. He did an Erasmus in Barcelona (EASD LLOTJA) and completed 8 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)
● LIMEN ARTE International Prize, 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)
● Latina Biennale of Art (2016)

Note about room views:
Some photographs show the work digitally placed in an interior. These room views are AI-generated visualizations, created solely to provide an approximate impression of the scale, proportions, and presence of the work in a space. They are not photographs of the actual work hung in a room. The size, proportions, lighting, and colors in these visualizations may differ from those of the original work.

To know the exact dimensions of the work, please refer to the measurements indicated in the description and the photograph of the piece itself.

Seller's Story

Cosmin Marian Guta (1994) is a Romanian contemporary artist whose work sits at the crossroads of figurative painting, mythology, and emotional exploration. His work stands out for its strong symbolic charge and an intense aesthetic, where the human figure becomes a vehicle for psychological and timeless narratives. He trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, where he completed his studies in 2020 with the highest grade. During his academic phase he broadened his artistic perspective through an Erasmus program in Barcelona, at EASD Llotja, a city that would later become a key point in his professional development. In Barcelona he also did internships at the RocíoSantaCruz gallery, an experience that reinforced his direct contact with the contemporary art circuit. The artist's work is characterized by the use of mixed media on canvas, where oil, acrylic, ink, and pastel converge. His compositions, of intense visual force, explore themes such as identity, myth, the body, and deep emotional states, giving rise to scenes loaded with tension, symbolism, and an almost dreamlike atmosphere. Guta works with material intuitively, building his paintings through successive layers of materials, textures, and gestures. In this process, the surface acquires a tactile quality that recalls the human epidermis: the fabrics seem to breathe, scar, erode, and transform over time. The works thus become living skins, sensitive maps where memories, marks, and silences are inscribed. In many of his compositions there is a subtle line or division on the pictorial surface, a natural outcome of the very process of stratifying matter. More than a formal element, this presence functions as a conceptual axis within the work. For the artist, painting reflects how human identity is constructed: not as a perfect continuity, but as a layering of experiences, memories, and fragments of time. These divisions suggest pause, transition, or a scar; they indicate rupture without denying the unity of the whole. In this way, each painting is configured as a field of accumulated time, where each layer preserves the imprint of what came before and each fracture participates in a deeper totality. He has presented his work in solo exhibitions in Barcelona, in cultural spaces such as Cotxeres de Sants (2022 and 2024), and has participated in international artistic events such as Rome Art Week in Rome. He has also been part of numerous group exhibitions in Spain and Italy, including projects linked to institutions and museums such as the Andersen Museum in Rome.
Translated by Google Translate

•Title: “Genesis” - XXXL
•Artist: Cosmin Marian Guta
•Year: 2026
•Technique: Mixed media on canvas, pastel, ink, oil and acrylic on canvas

------------ ---------------

* Painting dimensions: 194x127 cm painting
* Total canvas dimensions: 204x137 cm (with about 3-4 cm of free space on each side to be framed)

* SHIPMENT WITHOUT FRAME / SHIPPING WITHOUT FRAME

---------------------------


• Style: Contemporary, in which I use mixed media and organic matter that, when manipulated, assumes 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 somewhat compared to the photographs
• The work is unique.

***The artwork will be shipped in a cardboard tube, with a tracking number, via an internationally known carrier, for example FEDEX, UPS, TNT***

Description

Genesis is a dominant, large-scale contemporary painting that explores the intersection between the divine and the human form. The artwork features a youthful, winged figure depicted in an introspective, lowered pose. By combining classical biblical iconography with a modern, expressive handling of painting, the piece captures a deep sense of origin, vulnerability, and spiritual awakening.

The central theme is rendered with academic precision, focusing on anatomy and a melancholic gaze directed at the viewer. The contrast between its expansive, feathered wings and its protective, curly stance balances grandeur with intimacy.

A vibrant cobalt blue curtain serves as the chromatic anchor of the composition, strongly contrasting with the warm flesh tones bathed in sunlight. The background presents a chaotic, atmospheric mix of ethereal pinks, skylight blues, and earthy ochres, evoking a cosmic, formless void from which the figure emerges.

The artist uses a heavy, textured brush across the entire background and the foreground plane. This stylistic choice adds tactile depth, contrasting the smooth rendering of the figure with the raw, energetic movement of the surrounding space.

With its scale and rich textural contrast, this artwork serves as a dramatic, sophisticated focal point. It is ideal for contemporary residential interiors, gallery spaces, or minimalist architectural settings that allow its complex color palette and symbolic weight to resonate.



---------------------------

Thank you for visiting my work and feel free to contact me if you need any information

Biography

Cosmin Marian Guta (1994) studied at the Academy of Fine Arts of Rome until 2020, graduating with top marks. He did an Erasmus in Barcelona (EASD LLOTJA) and completed 8 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)
● LIMEN ARTE International Prize, 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)
● Latina Biennale of Art (2016)

Note about room views:
Some photographs show the work digitally placed in an interior. These room views are AI-generated visualizations, created solely to provide an approximate impression of the scale, proportions, and presence of the work in a space. They are not photographs of the actual work hung in a room. The size, proportions, lighting, and colors in these visualizations may differ from those of the original work.

To know the exact dimensions of the work, please refer to the measurements indicated in the description and the photograph of the piece itself.

Seller's Story

Cosmin Marian Guta (1994) is a Romanian contemporary artist whose work sits at the crossroads of figurative painting, mythology, and emotional exploration. His work stands out for its strong symbolic charge and an intense aesthetic, where the human figure becomes a vehicle for psychological and timeless narratives. He trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, where he completed his studies in 2020 with the highest grade. During his academic phase he broadened his artistic perspective through an Erasmus program in Barcelona, at EASD Llotja, a city that would later become a key point in his professional development. In Barcelona he also did internships at the RocíoSantaCruz gallery, an experience that reinforced his direct contact with the contemporary art circuit. The artist's work is characterized by the use of mixed media on canvas, where oil, acrylic, ink, and pastel converge. His compositions, of intense visual force, explore themes such as identity, myth, the body, and deep emotional states, giving rise to scenes loaded with tension, symbolism, and an almost dreamlike atmosphere. Guta works with material intuitively, building his paintings through successive layers of materials, textures, and gestures. In this process, the surface acquires a tactile quality that recalls the human epidermis: the fabrics seem to breathe, scar, erode, and transform over time. The works thus become living skins, sensitive maps where memories, marks, and silences are inscribed. In many of his compositions there is a subtle line or division on the pictorial surface, a natural outcome of the very process of stratifying matter. More than a formal element, this presence functions as a conceptual axis within the work. For the artist, painting reflects how human identity is constructed: not as a perfect continuity, but as a layering of experiences, memories, and fragments of time. These divisions suggest pause, transition, or a scar; they indicate rupture without denying the unity of the whole. In this way, each painting is configured as a field of accumulated time, where each layer preserves the imprint of what came before and each fracture participates in a deeper totality. He has presented his work in solo exhibitions in Barcelona, in cultural spaces such as Cotxeres de Sants (2022 and 2024), and has participated in international artistic events such as Rome Art Week in Rome. He has also been part of numerous group exhibitions in Spain and Italy, including projects linked to institutions and museums such as the Andersen Museum in Rome.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Artist
Cosmin Marian Guta (1994)
Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
“Genesis” - XXL- NO RESERVE
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Multicolour
Height
194 cm
Width
127 cm
Weight
3 kg
Depiction/theme
Mythology
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
322
Objects sold
100%
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