My first institutional UK exhibition is open at Focal Point Gallery in Southend-on-Sea until May the 30th More info.
Through a series of new installations and in collaboration with artists Cecilia Bonilla, Jaime Gili and local community groups and schools, Pizzani reimagines the Essex coast through a ‘deep time’ lens, linking geological transformation with contemporary questions of climate change, migration, and social transformation.
Read the interview with the curator of this project Ines Costa HERE
Credit of all the following photos unless otherwise stated are:
Installation views of Lucía Pizzani ‘Faunal Succession’, Focal Point Gallery, Southend-on-Sea, 2026. Photo: Anna Lukala
Faunal Succession travels to KARST, Plymouth, from 12 June to 1 August 2026 and Mostyn, Llandudno in Spring 2027.
It has been generously supported by the Lucía Pizzani Exhibition Circle:
Victoria and David Law (lead supporter), Maria Sukkar (lead supporter), ERA FOUNDATION, Launch Pad, Aude Fourcade, Leslie Ramos and Thomas Forwood, Flavia Nespatti, Shelley Tichborne, Erica Wax, Sophia Paulina Wilhelmsen and those who wish to remain anonymous.
Photo by Ines Costa
Photo; : Amber Merry
Photo: Amber Merry
Photo: Amber Merry
Collaboration with artist Cecilia Bonilla and Welcome to the UK, Essex
Photo: Amber Merry
Collaboration with artist Jaime Gili
Collaboration with artist Jaime Gili
Collaboration with Milton Hall Scholl and Jaime Gili, workshops on Subjective Maps
Photo: Amber Merry
Photo: Amber Merry