Current and Upcoming
Art Exhibitions
Awakening in Color- Solo Exhibition
Ferleman Gallery
9 North Centre Street
Cumberland, Maryland 21502
February- April 25 2026
https://ferleman.com/home
Flux and Form Group Exhibition
Wallkill RIver Center for the Arts
Montgomery, NY 12549
March 28- May 10, 2026
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Membership:
International Encaustic Artists
www.international-encaustic-artists.org/About
R&F Encaustic Certified Instructor
https://www.rfpaints.com/history-of-encaustic
Terri's work can be purchased through
Gallery 50 Contemporary Art, Rehoboth, Delaware
Ferleman Gallery, Cumberland Maryland.
Media:
Clover and Bee Magazine, Issue 9, June 2025
www.cloverandbeemagazine.com/blog
Canvas Rebel Interview 2025
canvasrebel.com/meet-terri-yacovelli/
Flux and Form Group Exhibition
Wallkill RIver Center for the Arts
Montgomery, NY 12549
March 28- May 10, 2026
______________________________
Membership:
International Encaustic Artists
www.international-encaustic-artists.org/About
R&F Encaustic Certified Instructor
https://www.rfpaints.com/history-of-encaustic
Terri's work can be purchased through
Gallery 50 Contemporary Art, Rehoboth, Delaware
Ferleman Gallery, Cumberland Maryland.
Media:
Clover and Bee Magazine, Issue 9, June 2025
www.cloverandbeemagazine.com/blog
Canvas Rebel Interview 2025
canvasrebel.com/meet-terri-yacovelli/
Artists Statement:
In an era shaped by acceleration and distraction, my work calls for stillness and interior attention. It examines the human impulse to make meaning in an uncertain world, inviting viewers to engage with an inner landscape shaped by memory, perception, and experience. Color functions as a psychological and perceptual force—carrying emotion, resonance, and association. Rather than fixed symbolism, hues operate as shifting states that register differently depending on the viewer’s own lived experience.
The paintings encourage a slowed, attentive mode of looking, where awareness deepens and
meaning remains open.
These suspended spaces echo internal states as well as broader patterns of navigation and change, holding tension between control and surrender. The work opens a shared space, guiding us to form meaning through perception, memory,
and lived experience.
In an era shaped by acceleration and distraction, my work calls for stillness and interior attention. It examines the human impulse to make meaning in an uncertain world, inviting viewers to engage with an inner landscape shaped by memory, perception, and experience. Color functions as a psychological and perceptual force—carrying emotion, resonance, and association. Rather than fixed symbolism, hues operate as shifting states that register differently depending on the viewer’s own lived experience.
The paintings encourage a slowed, attentive mode of looking, where awareness deepens and
meaning remains open.
These suspended spaces echo internal states as well as broader patterns of navigation and change, holding tension between control and surrender. The work opens a shared space, guiding us to form meaning through perception, memory,
and lived experience.