Marian Gorin

My work begins where form dissolves. I am not concerned with faithful representation, but with emotional resonance. I apply marks, textures, and fields of color as if composing a landscape from within—not from sight, but from sensation.

I aim to create calm, poetic spaces—not to escape reality, but to soften it. Each piece offers a pause, a softened focus through which viewers can reconnect with their senses and inner landscape.

Nature is not something I depict, but something I translate—its presence filtered through instinct, rhythm, and memory.

In parallel, my watercolor illustrations focus on capturing the delicate interplay between detail and simplicity. Often inspired by the natural world, these works bring to life serene landscapes, whimsical wildlife, and quiet moments of reflection. The precision and softness of watercolor allow me to craft narratives that feel both intimate and expansive.

I have a degree in History of Art in Spain and I attended a course in Modern Art at Birkbeck University of London

I held an oilpainting solo exhibition in 2016 in my home town, called 'Outdoors'.
In 2017 I held a watercolour exhibition in a local venue entitled 'Indigenous' about the flora and fauna of my region.