Naturalia et artificialia. A Sicilian Journey: Gabi Veit & Dietlind Wolf
Published: 14.04.2026
Gabi Veit & Dietlind Wolf, "SanteMaDonne" Installation of collected and made objects in Palermo, 2022.
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For artists, travel has long served as a source of inspiration, a possibility of stepping outside everyday routines, encountering new landscapes and cultures, and generating fresh impulses for their work. When undertaken together, such journeys can become even more productive. The recently published book naturalia et artificialia. A Sicilian Journey by jewelry artist Gabi Veit and visual artist Dietlind Wolf, explores what happens when two artists from different disciplines travel side by side. It demonstrates how sustained exchange can shape artistic processes and continue to resonate in each artist’s practice.
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