FINE ART & DESIGN
THROUGH STORYTELLING
Art Beyond the Expected.
ACARI bridges Fine art and design through storytelling.
Founded by multidisciplinary artist Danisha Edwards Ellis, ACARI explores the intersection of artistic expression and functional design. Moving between original artworks, collectible objects, and pieces created for everyday living, each creation is guided by material, memory, and imagination.
An invitation to discover the story within.
Drifted Spirits (2019)
Fine Art · Sculpture
Previously exhibited at Arts Southeast Gallery, Savannah, Georgia
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Transition
Messenger’s Flight
Messenger (Lino block print)
Behind A.C.AR.I.
Founded by multidisciplinary artist Danisha Edwards Ellis, ACARI is an exploration of art, material, and storytelling. From sculpture and printmaking to collectible objects and design, each creation reflects a curiosity for the stories that connect us.
The Art of Living
Art extends beyond the gallery. Discover thoughtfully crafted objects that bring storytelling into everyday spaces, where material, atmosphere, and imagination meet.
Ancestral Geometry
Inspired by the quilting traditions of the artist’s great-grandmother, Ancestral Geometry explores the patterns, memories, and stories passed between generations. Through color and composition, the painting honors the enduring connection between family heritage and artistic expression.
Desert Ember
An exploration of texture, contrast, and adornment. The Desert Ember necklace and bracelet bring together sculptural form and expressive detail, transforming jewelry into art meant to be worn. Distinct pieces, connected by a shared design story.
The House of A.C.AR.I
ACARI is an artist-led fine art and design house where creativity moves beyond a single medium. From original paintings and sculpture to collectible objects, jewelry, and pieces for everyday living, each creation is an expression of curiosity, craftsmanship, and imagination.
Rooted in storytelling, A.C.AR.I invites you to discover art not only as something to admire, but something to experience and live with.