THE TALE OF THE EYE, THE SEED AND THE SNAKE
Lucía Pizzani
FRIEZE SCULPTURE 2025, Regent’s Park London, 17 September – 2 November 2025
Following the success of Of Roots and Vessels, a solo exhibition presented by Victoria Law Projects at Photo London 2025, Venezuelan-born, London-based artist Lucia Pizzani returns with a major new commission for Frieze Sculpture 2025. Co-presented with Galleria Doris Ghetta, the site-specific installation—The Tale of The Eye, the Snake and the Seed—unfolds in Regent’s Park as a multisensory exploration of nature, myth, and transformation.
Pizzani’s installation features three sculptural forms in ceramic and steel, grounded in ancient
iconographies of fertility, protection, and metamorphosis. Embedded within the landscape and aligned with the fair’s thematic focus, In the Shadows, the work is accompanied by a soundscape developed in collaboration with Lucia Pietroiusti.
The Eye, 2025
Red stoneware clay, 18 x 26 x 4 cm
Limited edition of 4The Eye, 2025
Black stoneware clay, 18 x 26 x 4 cm
Limited edition of 5To accompany her site-specific installation The Tale of The Eye, the Snake and the Seed at Frieze Sculpture 2025, artist Lucia Pizzani has created a special limited edition series of ceramic sculptures titled The Eye.
The edition draws directly from a central motif within the larger installation—the eye as a protective device—a recurring theme in Pizzani’s body of work. Reflecting her concern with opening a dialogue between the natural and human worlds, the ceramic eye serves as a window through which to gaze into nature, embodying vision, intuition, and transformation.
Produced in a limited edition of 9, the series features a combination of red and black ceramics, reflecting the elemental symbolism embedded in the work.
Victoria Law Projects currently has 2 red and 2 black sculptures available for acquisition, priced at £1,200 each (including VAT). Each piece is signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Proceeds from the sale of The Eye directly support the production and presentation of Pizzani’s Frieze Sculpture project, offering collectors the opportunity to engage with and sustain ambitious contemporary public art.