Michael Angelo Caci is a Seattle, WA award winning mixed-media artist.
Michael’s artist's journey began in Upstate New York as the Auburn High School photographer in 1970. He attended
Humboldt State University, earning a B.S. in Zoology, minoring in psychology. After moving to Seattle, WA, he studied printmaking, painting and photography. During this formative period he made deep connections with the Pacific Ocean and mountains surrounding Seattle. His art has been featured in solo and group exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the United States and
abroad, including CICA Museum, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea; the Schneider Museum of Art, of Southern Oregon
University in Ashland; Frederick Holmes & Company in Seattle; Expressions Gallery and Doug Adams Gallery in
Berkeley, CA; the Ceres Gallery in New York City; the Clara Hatton Gallery of Colorado State University in Ft. Collins;
the OFFM Public Arts Council in Berlin; and the Saraghi Gallery on Phillip Island, Australia. In addition, his paintings are in private, public and corporate collections, including ArtSpace in New Haven, CT, the Marriott Waterfront Hotel in Seattle. and The CICA Museum South Korea.
In the mid-1990s, Michael purchased his first large format digital printer and began experiments with it, combining
digital and traditional media in a layering process. The printer and printer software became collaborators.
In 2008, his process evolved further toward works with a dimensional, light-capturing reflective-sculptural focus.
In Seattle Michael has been represented by the Frederick Holmes & Co. Gallery since 2015.