Tincuța Marin

The exhibition 'There were times I wanted to change the world' starts from a curatorial research into the concept of the monstrous, the mirror as a metaphor for painting, and the idea of ​​the simulacrum, found today in the different types of constructions, deconstructions, and reconstructions of the visual representation....

Where the Sun Sleeps is an evocative installation by Romanian artist Tincuța Marin unfolding in the historic Oratorio dei Crociferi alongside Palma il Giovane's most significant Renaissance cycle of paintings. Chronicling the Crociferi Order's evolution from its 12th-century beginnings in support of the Crusades to its liturgical and charitable transformation,...

The imagination is surely an instrument of precarious certitude, for that which appears fantastic is at times real, while that which is real sometimes feels fantastic. In the art of Tincuța Marin, through drawing and collage, painting and sculpture, the imagination takes on the role of first principle. For the...

When you are 10 years old, you can still count your age with your fingers. Because fingers are the ones that contribute most intensely to creation. We proposed to the living artists represented, to realize works about the powerful symbolism of the number 10. A way, both subtle and playful,...

Standing before the works of Tincuța Marin is, in a way, like stopping before the moment preceding a state of coagulation, as before a process that seems endless, a scar formation, which metaphorically, is locked in a perpetual state of deconstruction and reconstruction. The pictoral „space” thus revealed proves fragile...