Exhibition postcard - XXV - Sacrifice
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Exhibition postcard – XXV – Sacrifice

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Lissa Capeleto x Mercurial Pearl, XXV – Sacrifice, 2o25

This creative collaboration between graphic designer and writer Lissa Capeleto and artist Mercurial Pearl will culminate in a complete oracle deck of 32 cards, each inspired by the archetypes of the Hero’s Journey. This is one of the first cards from the upcoming deck.

From a series of postcards featuring artworks from the group show “Your grief belongs to you, and it can be so so pretty“. The first UK exhibition produced by RITUAL VICE.

Each postcard measures 10 x 15 cm. The back of the postcard is plain white, with the exhibition branding, RITUAL VICE logo and artwork credit line printed in black.

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Your grief belongs to you, and it can be so so pretty
12-16 November 2025, London, UK

On 12 November, RITUAL VICE presented “Your grief belongs to you, and it can be so so pretty” at Galleria Objets, London. The show invited viewers to explore the softer, overlooked dimensions of grief. The collection remained on view until 16 November and featured new work by Mercurial Pearl (France) as well as guest artists: Fernanda Cassel (Brazil), Lissa Capeleto (Brazil), Kostruk (Ukraine), Giulia Oldani (Italy) and Sebawali Sio (Kenya).

Through a mixed-media presentation of collage, photography, sculpture and embroidery, the artists drew on their personal and cultural experiences to reveal grief as a nuanced, collective experience. This collection sought to transcend the weight of grief and shed light on its complex and unexpectedly pretty forms.

“Your grief belongs to you, and it can be so so pretty” moves from darkness and rigidity to glimmers and softness. The works tell stories of layered intricacy, abstracted moments in time and space, and the universal need for connection.

In addition to the grief that accompanies death, the work explores the grief of letting go of a past version of oneself, the bitter-sweet grief of nostalgia, the disconnected grief of being an immigrant in another country…and the rituals subconsciously created to integrate all of this.

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