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Charles Gitnick Heart of Guns Blue contemporary conceptual Mixed Media Mixed Media: replica firearms adhered on acrylic canvas

In this striking contemporary conceptual mixed-media composition, Charles Gitnick ( American, b 2002) arranges an array of stark white replica firearms into the unmistakable shape of a heart, set against a vivid blue acrylic background. The juxtaposition of instruments of violence with a universally recognized symbol of love conveys a powerful paradox: it transforms objects associated with destruction into a message of compassion, peace, and awareness. Gitnick, known for his socially engaged practice to end gun violence and promoting gun safety and mental health awaremess, uses this work to challenge viewers to reflect on the prevalence of gun violence and its impact on society. By re-contextualizing weapons into an emblem of unity and care, he underscores the urgent need for reform in gun safety and mental health support. This artwork resonates as both a visual protest and a call to collective healing, reminding us that love must prevail over violence.

Certificate of authenticity is available upon request - Artwork is signed and dated in the back by the artist

Dimensions 48”H 48”W 1.75”D


Exhibitions
2023 - Wimberley Art Show, Wimberley, TX
2022 - cNFT CON - Las Vegas, NV
2021 - Red Dot Miami - Spectrum Miami, Art Basel 2021
2021 - Solo Gallery Show - BeYourself Gallery, Downtown LA
2018 - Globart Exhibit - Arlington, Virginia
2017 - The Other Art Fair - Brooklyn Expo Center
2016 - Art Basel Miami - Spectrum
2015 - Solo Exhibition, Ina Dederer Gallery - Zurich, Switzerland
2015 - Art Zurich 2015 Group Show, Dederer Gallery
2015 - Style Fashion Week Art Venue LA 2015 - Invitational Group Show
2015 - Desarmarte Invitational Solo Exhibit, ArtBo - Bogotá, Colombia
2015 - Art Monaco 2015
2015 - Art! Vancouver 2015
2015 - Shot Show Industry Day at the Range Exhibit
2015 - Santa Monica Museum of Art "Incognito" Art Exhibit and Sale
2015 - Sociale Revolution Featured Artist
2014 - Angeleno Artistry Featured Artist
2014 - 20/Twenty LA Retail Installation of a 30' Mural
2014 - Art Essex Gallery Summer Invitational, Essex, CT
2014 - Sixth Annual Summerfest Venice Beach Cultural Festival
2014 - Museum of Latino Art, Pomona, CA-Group Show
2014 - Solo Exhibition, Townley Gallery, Laguna Beach
2014 - New York ArtExpo "Solo" Independent Artist Section
2014 - Project Ethos/Scion Annual Art Exhibit - Avalon Hollywood L.A. Fashion Week
2014 - Secore Party and Art Exhibit
2014 - Thousand Oaks Arts Association Juried Art Exhibition
2013 - Art Basel Miami "Red Dot Art Fair"
 

Charles Gitnick Heart of Guns Blue Conceptual Mixed Media 2024

Charles Gitnick Heart of Guns Blue Conceptual Mixed Media 2024

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Creator: Charles Gitnick

Style:Contemporary

Period: 2024

Place of origin: America

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Materials: Canvas

Dimensions: Height: 48 in (121.92 cm)Width: 48 in (121.92 cm)Depth: 1.75 in (4.45 cm)

Condition: Good

Documentation: Certificate of authenticity is available upon request - Artwork is signed and dated in the back by the artist

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Description

Charles Gitnick Heart of Guns Blue contemporary conceptual Mixed Media Mixed Media: replica firearms adhered on acrylic canvas

In this striking contemporary conceptual mixed-media composition, Charles Gitnick ( American, b 2002) arranges an array of stark white replica firearms into the unmistakable shape of a heart, set against a vivid blue acrylic background. The juxtaposition of instruments of violence with a universally recognized symbol of love conveys a powerful paradox: it transforms objects associated with destruction into a message of compassion, peace, and awareness. Gitnick, known for his socially engaged practice to end gun violence and promoting gun safety and mental health awaremess, uses this work to challenge viewers to reflect on the prevalence of gun violence and its impact on society. By re-contextualizing weapons into an emblem of unity and care, he underscores the urgent need for reform in gun safety and mental health support. This artwork resonates as both a visual protest and a call to collective healing, reminding us that love must prevail over violence.

Certificate of authenticity is available upon request - Artwork is signed and dated in the back by the artist

Dimensions 48”H 48”W 1.75”D


Exhibitions
2023 - Wimberley Art Show, Wimberley, TX
2022 - cNFT CON - Las Vegas, NV
2021 - Red Dot Miami - Spectrum Miami, Art Basel 2021
2021 - Solo Gallery Show - BeYourself Gallery, Downtown LA
2018 - Globart Exhibit - Arlington, Virginia
2017 - The Other Art Fair - Brooklyn Expo Center
2016 - Art Basel Miami - Spectrum
2015 - Solo Exhibition, Ina Dederer Gallery - Zurich, Switzerland
2015 - Art Zurich 2015 Group Show, Dederer Gallery
2015 - Style Fashion Week Art Venue LA 2015 - Invitational Group Show
2015 - Desarmarte Invitational Solo Exhibit, ArtBo - Bogotá, Colombia
2015 - Art Monaco 2015
2015 - Art! Vancouver 2015
2015 - Shot Show Industry Day at the Range Exhibit
2015 - Santa Monica Museum of Art "Incognito" Art Exhibit and Sale
2015 - Sociale Revolution Featured Artist
2014 - Angeleno Artistry Featured Artist
2014 - 20/Twenty LA Retail Installation of a 30' Mural
2014 - Art Essex Gallery Summer Invitational, Essex, CT
2014 - Sixth Annual Summerfest Venice Beach Cultural Festival
2014 - Museum of Latino Art, Pomona, CA-Group Show
2014 - Solo Exhibition, Townley Gallery, Laguna Beach
2014 - New York ArtExpo "Solo" Independent Artist Section
2014 - Project Ethos/Scion Annual Art Exhibit - Avalon Hollywood L.A. Fashion Week
2014 - Secore Party and Art Exhibit
2014 - Thousand Oaks Arts Association Juried Art Exhibition
2013 - Art Basel Miami "Red Dot Art Fair"