Lucaci impressively varied paintings are based on the architecture of elementary forms, handled in dazzling combinations of composition and surface. The result is emotionally evocative.
Jerry CULLUM, Art Critic - Editor in Chief of ArtPapers Magazine, Atlanta USA
Biography
A journey from the visible to the slightly invisible
Emanuela Lucaci is a Swiss visual artist of Romanian origin whose work explores movement, blur, and the hidden dimensions of the human condition. Based on the shores of Lake Geneva, she blends influences from philosophy, spirituality, psychoanalysis, and high-energy physics to create a unified, thought-provoking vision of human experience. Trained in painting in Transylvania, she has exhibited internationally since 1999, with notable projects including a solo show inaugurated by Mary Robinson, a commission from UNICEF New York, and a large-scale installation for the ALICE experiment at CERN, where she was artist-in-residence. Her practice extends beyond visual art into film and creative collaboration, reflecting a deep commitment to exploring and sharing the creative process.
"I am pleased to open today this exhibition devoted to Freedom, a world in which the human spirit can rise above the most severe human rights violations. I congratulate the artist Emanuela Lucaci for so enriching us."
Mary Robinson
Former president of Ireland
"Emanuela Lucaci, Underwater drama 2, as if immersed under blue waves, the spectator witnesses, helplessly, the influence of plastics on the wave."
Irène Languin
Journalist - Tribune de Genève
"Working with the artist Emanuela Lucaci on a project on art and science was an enriching experience, and her painting was greatly appreciated when exposed to the public during the CERN “Open Day.”
Dr. Jurgen Schukraft
CERN Physicist
"Her works reveal layered worlds, often with semi-transparency, reflecting the complexity of perception in a world losing its traditional landmarks."
