Italian artist based in Berlin.
She studied at the Academy of fine Arts in Florence, with a special passion for drawing and engraving.
Interested in various techniques, including photography, in the last years she has developed a passion for collage technique, which she is still exploring.
. EXHIBITS & COLLABORATIONS
9|11 June BAAM - Berlin Affordable Art Market - Pop-up exhibition | Berlin
June 2023 collaboration with KreuzberKinder | Berlin
5 April 2023 solo Exhibition for the event “gatas espaciales live radio show” at DuBeast | Berlin
9|14 December 2022 "VOGUE 5th edition" Group Exhibition at Boomer Gallery | London
. AWARDS & PUBLICATIONS
June 2023 Featured in Aesthetica Magazine - Issue 113
February 2023 Featured in Aesthetica Magazine - Issue 111
January 2023 Featured in “COLLÈ” CollageIncorporated - Issue 73
September 2022 Featured in “ArtistTalk Magazine” - Issue 21
January 2022 Special Award ArtJobs “Artist of the months”
https://www.artjobs.com/op/artists/germany/43302/sara-campaci
https://www.artjobs.com/op/artists/germany/43302/sara-campaci
" I have used different techniques to represent what I feel, starting with drawing and moving on to photography. I have turned to collage, because it allows me to represent exactly what I have in mind. I also think that collage is a kind of metaphor for creativity itself. Nothing is created from nothing, but we start from what already exists, transforming it into new shapes and colours. Collage, as an artistic technique, takes existing images, breaks them down, mixes them up and puts them back together again, giving a new concept to something that previously meant something else.
In the new order given to the chaos of images that surround us, unexpected messages sometimes emerge, as in a dream.
In the new order given to the chaos of images that surround us, unexpected messages sometimes emerge, as in a dream.
I look for images that seem interesting to me, that somehow speak to me. I cut them out and let them develop until I find other images that can be combined with the ones I have already found. It may be because of a similarity of shape, colours or meaning, or simply because I find that two images go well together, or reinforce each other.
Other times I start with a concept that an image inspires in me, or a vision, and specifically look for the images I need to create what I have in mind. I cut them out and start to combine them, but rarely is the end result what I had foreseen. I let the images recombine themselves organically, I let them talk to each other, until I reach a result that I think will work, from the point of view of meaning, but also aesthetically. "
Other times I start with a concept that an image inspires in me, or a vision, and specifically look for the images I need to create what I have in mind. I cut them out and start to combine them, but rarely is the end result what I had foreseen. I let the images recombine themselves organically, I let them talk to each other, until I reach a result that I think will work, from the point of view of meaning, but also aesthetically. "
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