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The Seed We Nurture (2026) Original Mixed-media Painting by Gisella Stapleton

76 x 102 x 4cm (unframed) / 76 x 102cm (actual image size)

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The Seed We Nurture reflects on the quiet act of caring for what we wish to see grow. Held gently in the woman’s hands, the seed becomes a symbol of possibility — of the dreams we carry, the relationships we nurture, and the parts of ourselves that need time, patience and care to unfold.

At the same time, the seed speaks of our connection to the earth and our responsibility towards it. Its roots remind us that growth is never separate from what sustains us. Recycled jute, Aguayo textile and hand embroidery are woven into the painting alongside acrylic, bringing material, memory and tradition into the work. Each element becomes part of the same idea: what we choose to nurture today shapes what will grow tomorrow.

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Acrylic paint, recycled jute, Aguayo textile and hand embroidery

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The Seed We Nurture reflects on the quiet act of caring for what we wish to see grow. Held gently in the woman’s hands, the seed becomes a symbol of possibility — of the dreams we carry, the relationships we nurture, and the parts of ourselves that need time, patience and care to unfold.

At the same time, the seed speaks of our connection to the earth and our responsibility towards it. Its roots remind us that growth is never separate from what sustains us. Recycled jute, Aguayo textile and hand embroidery are woven into the painting alongside acrylic, bringing material, memory and tradition into the work. Each element becomes part of the same idea: what we choose to nurture today shapes what will grow tomorrow.

Materials used:

Acrylic paint, recycled jute, Aguayo textile and hand embroidery

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Born in Lima, Peru, Gisella Stapleton is a London-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores female interiority, cultural memory and belonging. Working across painting, mixed media, embroidery and muralism, she examines... Read more

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