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MARTIN BARAN (B. 1992) Erogenous-Noir #1, 2018 image 1
MARTIN BARAN (B. 1992) Erogenous-Noir #1, 2018 image 2
Lot 24

MARTIN BARAN
(B. 1992)
Erogenous-Noir #1, 2018

23 April – 2 May 2025, 12:00 PDT
Online, Los Angeles

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MARTIN BARAN (B. 1992)

Erogenous-Noir #1, 2018

signed, titled, inscribed and dated 'M. Baran 2018 Erogenous-Noir #1' (on the reverse)
oil on shaped canvas on board

24 x 19 1/4 x 6 in.
61 x 48.9 x 15.2 cm.

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Provenance
Courtesy of Michael Shaun Corby and Mark Moralez (acquired directly from the artist)

Artist Statement: Baran's art confronts the impermanence of life—its fleeting moments, psychological states, and emotional landscapes.

Through video, painting, journal entries, and immersive environments, Baran creates pieces that reflect the tension between permanence and decay. The works invite viewers to engage with their own relationship to time, loss, and growth, offering no clear answers but instead creating spaces to contemplate the unspoken and the unseen.

At the heart of Baran's work is an exploration of human existence as a dynamic interplay of contradiction and transformation. His sculptures, often made of materials that change or deteriorate over time, reflect the psychological state of changeability, while his videos challenge our understanding of what is real and what is imagined.

Returning after a period of reflection, Baran's recent work is infused with a new depth of introspection. His art is not only a personal journey through time but also an open invitation to explore how we each experience transformation—through memory, identity, and the narratives we craft.

Born in Czechoslovakia in 1992, Baran began his artistic education at the School of Applied Arts in Kosice, Slovakia, before continuing his studies in Art History at Charles University in Prague.

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