Emanuela Camacci, born in Rome, holds a degree in Sculpture. She further developed her expertise in mosaic art through a three-year training programme at the workshop of Costantino Buccolieri.
Her artistic practice is distinguished by participation in numerous exhibitions and land art projects, both in Italy and internationally, including the GNAP Italy – Global Nomadic Art Project in 2019. She has also taken part in prestigious international artist residencies, such as the Sculpture Symposium in Santiago de Chile (2017) and the Yatoo International Artist in Residence programme in South Korea (2018).
In Italy, she has received significant recognition, winning awards and public competitions for artworks created for public spaces. These include the Roman travertine sculpture Mani, created for the Montesacro Fire Brigade headquarters in Rome, and the artwork Bolle d’aria, now part of the permanent collection of Cantina Produttori Cormòns in Gorizia.
Her artistic path is enriched by collaborations with artists and professionals from different disciplines, experiences that have broadened her creative and intellectual vision. Camacci explores the deep relationship between sculpture, architecture and the environment, using a variety of materials to shape an evocative artistic language, rooted in emotion and in the investigation of the interaction between the artwork and its surrounding context.
Ideas can be fully realised only within an appropriate context.
“The meaning of the artwork changes in relation to place and space”
