Emanuela Camacci

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Sculptures and Installations

Sculture e Installazioni

© by Emanuela Camacci artworks

R-esistere (Resist)

 

Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 2026

Tuwaiq sculpture symposium

Granit, rose and gold granit, bronze plant, granit chips

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Emanuela Camacci with the stone sculpture R_esistere. Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEmanuela Camacci Artwok stone sculpture R_esistere. Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEmanuela Camacci with the stone sculpture R_esistere. Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEmanuela Camacci Artwok stone sculpture R_esistere. Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEmanuela Camacci Artwok stone sculpture R_esistere, detail. Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEmanuela Camacci Artwok stone sculpture R_esistere, detail. Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaEmanuela Camacci Artwok with the stone sculpture R_esistere. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

A ladle, a spoon, a man-made product that offers a portion of nature. A small plant grows among the arid rocks to symbolize the resistance of plants and nature, despite the impact of human activity on the environment. Therefore the reference to the Tuwaiq Mountain, indeed the spoon containing many types of rocks, of chips, which I will collect from other sculptors scraps, royal rose, royal gold, and green. A ladle, a spoon—a man-made object that offers a taste of nature. A small plant grows among the barren rocks, symbolizing the resilience of plants and nature, despite the impact of human activity on the environment. Hence the reference to Mount Tuwaiq: the spoon, in fact, contains various types of rocks and fragments collected from the scraps of the other participating sculptors: royal pink, royal gold, and green. The sculpture features a handle and can be used as a seat. A moment to rest, to gather one’s thoughts, and to enjoy the moment and the beauty that surrounds us. 

 

Un mestolo, un cucchiaio, un oggetto creato dall’uomo che offre una porzione di natura. Una piccola pianta cresce tra le rocce aride a simboleggiare la resistenza delle piante e della natura, nonostante l’impatto dell’attività umana sull’ambiente. Da qui il riferimento al Monte Tuwaiq: il cucchiaio, infatti, contiene diversi tipi di rocce e frammenti raccolti dagli scarti degli altri scultori partecipanti: rosa reale, oro reale e verde. La scultura presenta un manico e può essere utilizzata come seduta. Un momento per riposarsi, per raccogliere i propri pensieri e godersi l'attimo e la bellezza che ci circonda.