ARABELLA CACCIA
ARABELLA CACCIA, Blue Planet III (unique)
Bronze and ultra marine blue, 32 x 27 x 27 cm
ARABELLA CACCIA, Garden of Remembering I, 2023
embroidery and applique on linen, 37 x 104 cm
Arabella Caccia draws inspiration for her work from the people, places and objects around her. From the light where she lives and the wilderness where she goes to find peace and silence. The feeling of quiet and perhaps stillness in the work reflects the ambience she creates around her, in order to find inspiration and access her creativity. ‘I firmly believe that the energy and focus put into making a work, a deep meditative concentration,produces work of honesty and integrity, with a powerful energy. It is the process which is of utmost importance.’ The embroidery works presented in this exhibition are inspired by in the incredible landscapes Caccia saw on a recent road trip across Southern Africa, which included the sand dunes in Namibia, the Okavango Delta in Botswana, the Chilojo cliffs in Gonarezhou in Zimbabwe, the plains of Zambia, Lake Tanganyika, Lake Malawi and Mozambique.
ARABELLA CACCIA, Summer Flora (Blue), Zimbabwe, 2023
Embroidery on hand woven silk, 120 x 125 cm
Arabella Caccia draws inspiration for her work from the people, places and objects around her. From the light where she lives and the wilderness where she goes to find peace and silence. The feeling of quiet and perhaps stillness in the work reflects the ambience she creates around her, in order to find inspiration and access her creativity. ‘I firmly believe that the energy and focus put into making a work, a deep meditative concentration,produces work of honesty and integrity, with a powerful energy. It is the process which is of utmost importance.’ The embroidery works presented in this exhibition are inspired by in the incredible landscapes Caccia saw on a recent road trip across Southern Africa, which included the sand dunes in Namibia, the Okavango Delta in Botswana, the Chilojo cliffs in Gonarezhou in Zimbabwe, the plains of Zambia, Lake Tanganyika, Lake Malawi and Mozambique.
ARABELLA CACCIA, Woodland, Hwange, Zimbabwe. 2023
Embroidery & applique on silk, 56 x 106 cm
Arabella Caccia draws inspiration for her work from the people, places and objects around her. From the light where she lives and the wilderness where she goes to find peace and silence. The feeling of quiet and perhaps stillness in the work reflects the ambience she creates around her, in order to find inspiration and access her creativity. ‘I firmly believe that the energy and focus put into making a work, a deep meditative concentration,produces work of honesty and integrity, with a powerful energy. It is the process which is of utmost importance.’ The embroidery works presented in this exhibition are inspired by in the incredible landscapes Caccia saw on a recent road trip across Southern Africa, which included the sand dunes in Namibia, the Okavango Delta in Botswana, the Chilojo cliffs in Gonarezhou in Zimbabwe, the plains of Zambia, Lake Tanganyika, Lake Malawi and Mozambique.
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