Emanuela Lucaci

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Emanuela Lucaci is a Swiss figurative - abstract painter, originally from Romania, she lives and works in Geneva. The recent body of work focuses on movement and blur. Her artistic universe explores the human condition and its potential. This quest for human’s fantastic and unexplored possibilities has been the leitmotif in her works focusing on individuals distorted perception of reality. Lucaci follows an artistic training at the School of Art in her hometown, Oradea in Romania where she specialized in painting. She pursues an artistic career that brings her to work and exhibit in several countries including Switzerland, France, the United States, Finland, and Mexico.

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“Emanuela Lucaci's Artworks”

Room n° 16

USD 6,600.00 Year.2022 w100.00 x h100.00 x d4.00 cm

Room n° 8

USD 4,200.00 Year.2017 w80.00 x h80.00 x d4.00 cm

Room n° 5

USD 4,200.00 Year.2017 w80.00 x h80.00 x d4.00 cm

Escape n°2

USD 4,199.99 Year.2017 w80.00 x h80.00 x d4.00 cm

Room n° 4

USD 4,199.99 Year.2017 w80.00 x h80.00 x d4.00 cm

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#Painting

Price Range

USD $4,200 ~ $6,600

Biography

EMANUELA LUCACI

Lucaci has exhibited her work in numerous countries starting with her series “Freedom” (1999), a solo exhibition at the Human Rights House (Geneva) inaugurated by Mary Robinson former president of Ireland and Human Rights Commissioner. In 2001, the Romanian Cultural Institute in New York invited Lucaci to exhibit the “Sky Genesis” series. She was awarded for her “Big Bang Installation” proposal (2004) and commissioned subsequently to realize a large-scale artwork (15 x 15 meters) for the ALICE experiment at CERN (European Center for Nuclear Research), where she was artist in residence for 5 years (2003-2008). In 2006, she was commissioned by UNICEF New York to realize a painting on the theme of Maternity. In 2012, Lucaci collaborated as actress for the short movie “Unveiled”, a fiction depicting the artistic struggle. In 2018, she was invited to co-host a conference on creativity at UNICEF’s Skill Share Forum in Amsterdam.

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