Mariana Culaciati

I am Mariana, a visual artist born in Junín, Argentina. I hold a degree and a teaching qualification in Fine Arts from the National University of Rosario, and I currently live and work in Barcelona, Spain.

I have participated in both solo and group exhibitions in Argentina and in Barcelona. My work focuses on movement in all its forms: the movement of color, the fluidity of brushstrokes, and the flow of textures. I seek to break away from stillness and rigid forms, inviting the viewer to let themselves be carried and to flow through the “color slides” that inhabit my works.

My practice is diverse and rooted in a wide range of techniques and materials. I work with wood carving, acrylics, oil pastels, as well as drawing and painting on paper, combining processes and supports according to what each piece needs to express.

From an early age, my life has been deeply shaped by art; a life without creation feels inconceivable to me. I believe that creativity and the forms we give to our imagination are as diverse and ever-changing as the different moments we move through in life. My artistic process accompanies me through these moments and serves as a reflection of my inner world.

National University of Rosario, Argentina

Solo Exhibitions

"Texturas del interior". Tribu Gallery, Barcelona, 2024

“Lo que nace es un Bulto”. Local 15 Gallery. Rosario, 2023.

“Tsunami”, online art auction platform, 2020.

“Sombra Propia” en University Cultural Center. Rosario, 2019.

“Sombra Propia” en Espacio C. Rosario, 2018

Group Exhibitions

“Embracing Darkness”. Say Something Gallery, Barcelona, 2023.

“Entresuelos n° 10”. Canfanga Gallery, Barcelona, 2023.

“MicroFeria de Arte Rosario”. Rosario, 2023.

“Clínicas CuatroxCuatro” - Intensive Virtual Training Program for Artists, 2022.

“Reflejo efervescente”. Local 15 Gallery, Rosario, 2022.

“Amores de Mercado”. Local 15 Gallery. Rosario, 2021.

“Otra Feria”, Contemporary Art Fair, with Local 15 Gallery, Rosario, 2020.

“Tsunami”, online art auction platform, 2020.

Bienal de Arte Joven, Santa fe, 2017.