Lucia Arcelli is known for her lyrical paintings that represent the connection and dialogue between the natural universe and the human essence. The artist reworks reality by creating ethereal and dreamlike atmospheres in which images of nature prevail (flowers, leaves, water, trees), women's faces and female bodies that become ideal archetypes, almost angelic figures connected to the concept of "Eternal Feminine". Lucia Arcelli masters the fascinating technique of "material painting", inherited from the great masters of Perugia (for example Fausto Minestrini) whose ateliers she frequented for years. She takes part in numerous exhibitions both in Italy and abroad: in Cologne, at the Forlì fair, in the Monumental Complex of San Pietro in Perugia, at the Antiquarium Museum in Corciano, at the Dynamic Museum in Marsciano, at the Esserre gallery in Ostia (Rome), at the Rocca Paolina in Perugia, at Palazzo Bufalini in Città di Castello, at the Museum of the Scuola Grande di San Teodoro in Venice. With her paintings she participated for two years, live nationally, in the television program "Laboratorio Acca" on the Arte Investimenti channel of Sky. Lucia Arcelli has been published in prestigious editions. The magazine Art&trA dedicates an article to her entitled "Talent, technique and Ghoete" with the signature of Giorgio Barassi. She is present in the International Yearbook of Contemporary Art published by Mondadori (with a review by art historian Leonarda Zappulla), in the one published by Acca Edizioni and in the prestigious "Enciclopedia d'Arte Italiana on line", the first portal in the world in the sector. Professor Rosario Pinto, art historian, dedicates a section to her, with reviews and photographs, in the art history volume "Tra tradizione e innovazione, l'evoluzione dell'arte moderna tra XX e XXI secolo", archived at the Metropolitan Museum Library in New York.