Exhibitions & Press

International Exhibition: PORTRAIT (Extended)

Goddessarts Gallery, Germany | Room II Due to an incredible response, the PORTRAIT international exhibition has been extended until March 31, 2026. This curated collection celebrates identity and human expression, featuring my mixed-media interventions alongside exceptional global artists.

Experience the Virtual Gallery: Goddessarts Gallery - Room II
www.goddessartsmag.com
View the Feature Video: Watch the Artist Spotlight on Instagram

🕊️ The Artist Bio

Grace Remondo is an international fine art photographer and educator whose practice centers on the psychological journey from absence to presence. Based in Cape Town, South Africa, her work is a profound exploration of resilience and the reconstruction of the self after trauma.

In November 2025, Grace launched her landmark photobook, The Rebuilt Horizon: An Inventory of Absence and Light. This body of work, rooted in the urgent social reality of the GBV crisis in South Africa, brought her international acclaim and led her to 2026 curation by Lena Snow at the Goddess Arts Gallery (Germany) and her inclusion in the Art of Hearts international collective.

Beyond her studio, Grace is a dedicated mentor, coaching the Bloubergrant High School Photography Club, where she empowers youth to use visual storytelling as a tool for both personal healing and professional entrepreneurship.

Exhibition Extended! See 'The Rebuilt Horizon' at Goddessarts Gallery through March 31.

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Exhibition Extended! See 'The Rebuilt Horizon' at Goddessarts Gallery through March 31. 〰️

The Rebuilt Horizon: An Inventory of Absence and Light is a body of work, rooted in the urgent social reality of the GBV crisis in South Africa. This monograph, a profound exploration of resilience and the reconstruction of the self after trauma is curated by Lena Snow at the Goddess Arts Gallery (Germany).

The Rebuilt Horizon: An Inventory of Absence and Light (Nov 2025)

A Fine Art Photobook by Grace Remondo: An exploration of the GBV crisis in South Africa through the lens of Kintsugi philosophy.

This work serves as a permanent record of resilience, transforming the visibility of trauma into an anthem of strength.

News & Global Features

Featured in Goddessarts Magazine: The Rebuilt Horizon

I am honored to share a deep dive into my creative process and the philosophy of Kintsugi in a featured article for Goddessarts Magazine. This interview explores the journey from "Absence to Presence" and the social reality of the GBV crisis that informs my work.

Read the Article: The Rebuilt Horizon: An Inventory of Absence and Light
https://www.goddessartsmag.com/post/the-rebuilt-horizon
Artist Insight: "Seeing these chapters together—Crystallized, Quiet, and Lifted—feels like a Kintsugi moment; the cracks are visible, but they are finally being held together with gold."

Feature article interview with photographer Grace Remondo in Goddessarts Magazine. The graphic shows the headline 'The Rebuilt Horizon: An Inventory of Absence and Light' alongside a portrait exploring the journey from trauma to presence.

✨ The Artist Statement

"My practice is fundamentally guided by the philosophy of Kintsugi—the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, acknowledging that an object is more beautiful for having been broken. I physically translate this metaphor onto the human form through mixed-media photography.
By applying gold seams and mica powder directly to my prints, I intentionally highlight the rupture. I do not seek to hide the scar; I transform it into a line of luminous strength. My latest work, The Rebuilt Horizon, serves as a visual inventory of the difficult path from trauma to triumph. Through my lens, I give voice to the survivor, affirming that the reconstructed self achieves a state of enduring value. I believe that photography does not just document a life—it participates in the healing of it."