Where Light Begins
2026
kr20,400
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About this work
Sometimes the first light does not appear on the horizon—it begins within us. Where Light Begins is a reflection on the quiet moment when we begin to truly see. Bathed in the warmth of the sun, the figure turns towards a new beginning while a hummingbird hovers nearby, a gentle reminder of hope, resilience, and the beauty of fleeting encounters. A delicate embroidered flower blooms across her back like a tattoo, suggesting the invisible marks left by growth, healing, and lived experience. Hand embroidery and reclaimed jute become part of the painting itself, adding texture and depth while celebrating the beauty of slow, mindful craftsmanship. This piece is an invitation to pause, embrace stillness, and trust that every meaningful journey begins with a quiet light within.
About the artist
Gisella Stapleton is a Peruvian-born, London-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores female interiority, cultural memory and belonging. Across painting, hand embroidery, mixed media and muralism, she examines the relationship between our inner landscapes and the natural world, reimagining inherited visual languages through contemporary figuration.
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§ About the artist
Gisella Stapleton
London, United Kingdom
Gisella Stapleton is a Peruvian-born, London-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores female interiority, cultural memory and belonging. Across painting, hand embroidery, mixed media and muralism, she examines the relationship between our inner landscapes and the…