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Stop Genocide

Giada Wood Caracristi

2025 • Italy • Acrylic, Pigments on Wood

16 x 16 in

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Giada Wood Caracristi

Italy

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Medium : Acrylic, Pigments on Wood
Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 15.6x15.7in

About this artwork

Stop Genocide

Those who feed on human pain and suffering want us helpless, annihilated.
This is the exact moment to unleash our power.
Our humanity is the most divine aspect we possess, maternal love is our most refined weapon.

So let's stop the world and force them to come down.

(With vivid acrylic colors and strong symbols, I wanted to capture a deep emotional tension. The figure, wrapped in a sacred yet disturbing aura, reflects the contrast… between purity and pain, with an explosive heart that speaks of universal suffering. This painting conveys a vibrant and disturbing energy that stimulates intense reflection and arouses empathy, transforming any space into a place of meditation and engagement.)

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Giada Wood Caracristi

Italy

Credentials

Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Giada Wood Caracristi, a painter who grew up in a family of artists in Trentino-Alto Adige, in the Italian Alps, uses acrylic paints and natural Venetian pigments in powder form, worked with Japanese calligraphy brushes. She began her artistic career in Rome, where she lived for many years. Her technique is influenced by Ukiyo-e, a style to which she has devoted herself, creating works that have been exhibited and purchased worldwide. She now lives in the mountains of upper Lombardy, on the border with Switzerland, at an altitude of 800 meters. She dedicates herself to creating honest works, painting them on recycled wooden materials, often traditional Alpine tools and artifacts. Her works depict faces and bodies that assert sovereignty and self-determination, conveying powerful emotions of emancipation, pride, and a profound love for humanity.

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