About

Centred on the reimagination and dreaming of her childhood partly spent in Majorca, Spain and paired with an attentive understanding of natural landscape as a condition of constant flux and transition, the artist has developed a distinctive experiential approach in her early career that encompasses an embodied process. 

As suggested by the artist, the title of the exhibition is drawn from the short poem “Nothing Gold Can Stay” written by Robert Frost in 1923. Embracing the gift of disillusionment, Marcella appropriates Frost’s depictions of rural life to ruminate the transience of youth, …