By Cas Campbell

Celerena Mutala

Glazed Earthenware
38 x 25 x 18 cm

£1,080.00
About the Artwork

Celerena Mutala explores moths as vessels of storytelling, ecological memory, and transformation. It draws from the era of scientific illustration, and how documentation shapes our understanding of nature. Moths have appeared in world-building throughout art history, from Piero di Cosimo’s “Venus, Mars and Cupid,” to Van Gogh’s “Giant Peacock Moth”. The pinned moth is here both specimen and symbol. The glazed terracotta, vitrified and transmuted in the kiln, echoes metamorphosis as a cycle of renewal. Terracotta also recalls Greek and Etruscan vessels, some of which depict early narratives of queer histories.

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Details

Medium: Glazed Earthenware

Year: 2025

Size: 38 x 25 x 18 cm

Ready to Hang: yes

Work is placed on a plinth

Cas Campbell

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Cas Campbell (b. 1995) is an artist working between London and Brighton. She holds an MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art (2022) and a BA from the University of Brighton. She is a recipient of an Arts Council England grant and an A-N Artist Bursary (2025). She has been shortlisted for the RBA Rising Stars Award (2025). She has exhibited internationally and her work is in the Soho House Brighton collection.

Hypha Studios Artist: No

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