Neal Camilleri

Neal Camilleri Neal primarily works on hand building to create emotions Through his art pieces.

Quiet company2026Oil on canvas16.5 x 12cmThank you to everyone who visited my solo exhibition in Malta at , I Took the ...
03/04/2026

Quiet company
2026
Oil on canvas
16.5 x 12cm

Thank you to everyone who visited my solo exhibition in Malta at , I Took the Rock With Me.

It was a pleasure to welcome so many visitors and share this exhibition with you! If you missed it, be sure to visit my website for more information

Carried ShelterDetail of fragmented elementsPorcelain, glazed2026Four variations
01/04/2026

Carried Shelter
Detail of fragmented elements
Porcelain, glazed
2026
Four variations

Before the shot2026Oil on Canvas17 x 12.5 cmCurrently on show 17 February - 3 April 2026
24/03/2026

Before the shot
2026
Oil on Canvas
17 x 12.5 cm

Currently on show
17 February - 3 April 2026

Over shadowing the sand. A footprint of memory, slowly expanding, growing larger with time.This installation reflects on...
19/03/2026

Over shadowing the sand. A footprint of memory, slowly expanding, growing larger with time.

This installation reflects on how memories and experiences shape our sense of home within our identity. The smaller sculptures represent more recent moments , where memory is still sharp, held in vessels that are intimate and clear

Currently on show
17 February - 3 April 2026

19/03/2026

Morning interview with local news in Malta with .mt , about the current exhibition . Thank you for having me!

I Took the Rock With Me series of oil paintings draws from memories of my childhood growing up in Malta. Each painting r...
12/03/2026

I Took the Rock With Me series of oil paintings draws from memories of my childhood growing up in Malta. Each painting represents a different moment, yet together they merge into a continuous narrative of the past.

This is the first time I am presenting a series of paintings, and they hold a particularly deep meaning for me. Memory can be fragile , sometimes it is difficult to rewind and clearly visualise moments that once felt so vivid. Through these paintings, I attempt to pause those fleeting memories.

Currently on show
17 February - 3 April 2026

The works are like rewinding an old videotape, capturing the still frames in between movement of the quiet, suspended moments that often carry the most emotion.

Lost in the FieldsOil on canvas12 x 17 cm2026This painting comes from a childhood memory of playing in the fields and pi...
10/03/2026

Lost in the Fields
Oil on canvas
12 x 17 cm
2026

This painting comes from a childhood memory of playing in the fields and picking daffodils. We would gather the flowers and bring them behind my grandmother’s house, placing them in front of the statue of the Virgin Mary.

It use to be a simple moment from childhood, being outside, wandering through the fields, picking flowers and leaving them as small offerings. At the time I did not fully understand why, but it always felt like it meant something.

Carried Shelter is an installation that explores the idea of shelter as something we carry with us rather than a fixed p...
09/03/2026

Carried Shelter is an installation that explores the idea of shelter as something we carry with us rather than a fixed place. It reflects on how memories, identity, and experiences shape our sense of home as we move through different environments. The work creates a temporary space that feels both protective and fragile, inviting viewers to reflect on the personal and emotional meanings of shelter.

05/03/2026

Work in progress of some of the open sculptures while glazing them in Malta for my current show.

I took the rock with me
18 February - 3 April

Carried Rock202611 × 30 cmCarried Rock began with a quiet act of taking something with me. A rock. Small enough to seem ...
02/03/2026

Carried Rock
2026
11 × 30 cm

Carried Rock began with a quiet act of taking something with me. A rock. Small enough to seem meaningless, yet impossible to ignore once it was in my hand.

These two sculptures hold that movement. They bend and shift as if still in transit, suspended between where they came from and where they are now. They are no longer still rocks. They carry the tension of departure, the weight of memory, and the quiet motion of being uprooted.

This work sits with the idea of carrying. How a fragment of a place can embed itself within you, travelling silently, altering your weight and balance over time.

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