Galla Grotto
Evening Star
Evening Star
Galla Grotto
Textile Art
129 x 85 x 2 cm
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ARTWORK DETAILS
Medium: Textile wall panel
Materials: Natural silk and reflective fabrics
Signed: Yes, verso
Certificate of Authenticity: Yes
Year created: 2020
Framed: No
Ready to hang: Yes
Packaging: In a box
Ships from: France
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Curator's Notes
Evening Star has been exhibited internationally, including presentations in France, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Spain, Latvia, the Netherlands, Costa Rica and Poland. Its exhibition history includes Farfield Mill Gallery, Quilt Feyre Belfast, QFiK Seoul and the International Exhibition Pour l’Amour du Fil in Nantes.
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
- Cultural Centre of Skierniewice, Poland. 2026
- Creative Leisure Fair, Brive-la-Gaillarde, France. 2026, 2024
- QFiK, Seoul, South Korea. 2025
- Quilt NEC Birmingham, United Kingdom. 2025
- Solo Exhibition, Farfield Mill Gallery, England. 2024
- Quilt Feyre, Belfast, United Kingdom. 2024
- International Exhibition Pour l’Amour du Fil, Nantes, France. 2023
- Patchwork Festival, Gandia, Spain. 2023
Full exhibition history available on request
From the artist
Everyone has noticed how, in the evening, a bright star appears in a sky that is still light. As twilight gradually fades, Venus becomes brighter and brighter. When the sky grows dark and numerous stars begin to appear, Venus suddenly stands out among them.
But Venus does not shine for long. An hour or two passes, and it disappears.
People have known Venus since ancient times, and many legends and beliefs have been associated with it. Later, the planet Venus was named after the Roman goddess Venus, a symbol of beauty, femininity and physical love in Roman mythology.
According to one legend, Venus, known as the Evening Star, is the embodiment of a woman transformed into a star.