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Vivian Cavalieri

Precision gauges and mechanical tools set against kitchen implements in cool blues with bright accents.

From War to Peace (Tools of the Trade)

Vehicles from a WWII poster foreground women mechanics and drivers; postwar shift redirects women to domestic roles.

From War to Peace (Transport)

Domestic bathroom invaded by marine snails; shells and pearls shimmer like sun on seawater beside tub and sink miniatures.

Home Invasion

Tarot Six of Swords and Hermit against a teal sea; gemstone necklace glints like sun on water, fish warns of hidden peril.

Hope (The Guiding Light)

$Polar bear designed by Fabergé stands amid mirrored “ice”; ice-blue stones and pearls evoke fractured Arctic floes.$

Ice

Old-rose velvet attic scene with pearls and red-gold glass threading keepsakes—curating personal histories.

Memories from the Attic

Tailor dives as machine-fed velvet turns into deep-blue ocean; lapis and pearl necklace marks the edge of imagination.

Mental Gymnastics

Single unblinking eye encircled by copper and blue-pearl necklace—nature as guardian and witness.

Mother Nature's Watchful Eye

Green room with mirror decorated by flowers as flora surges through an open window; peridot-citrine necklace glints.

Nature Inside and Out

Lone wolf stands by leafless trees; blocked oyster-shell “den” and gem arc underscore habitat loss and human artifice.

Nature Tamed and Untamed

Lifelike-colored peacock steps from a red-orange brick wall; hanging glass-pearl “mural” mirrors iridescent plumage.

Nature vs. Art: The Painted Peacock

Striped tulip motif echoes through Art Deco sofa and balcony; carnelian-pearl wreath with Moschino roses suspends above.

Nature vs. Art: The Striped Tulip

Three gray wolves confront tree stumps; a money stack on a stump nods to development pressures; a forest-toned necklace blends in.

New Neighbors

Pink opal and moonstone harmonize with cold-water coral and shells, dissolving lines between land and sea.

No Boundaries

Bathtub overflows despite open drain; pearls and glass glint; sly nods to “vodka on the rocks” and “a ship on the rocks.”

On the Rocks

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