O surgimento do kene (grafismo) na tecelagem (The emergence of kene (patterns) in weaving

Isadora Kerexu (Coletivo Aĩbu)

O surgimento do kene (grafismo) na tecelagem (The emergence of kene (patterns) in weaving, 202183 x 81cmSign in to view price
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acrylic on canvas
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This vibrant and colorful painting depicts a lush, tropical scene filled with diverse indigenous people. The composition features a large, tree-like structure at the center, surrounded by a verdant, foliage-filled landscape. The predominant colors are warm hues of red, orange, and yellow, creating a sense of energy and vitality. The figures, represented with expressive stylized features, appear to be engaged in various activities, suggesting a celebration or ritual. The artist's distinctive use of bold, graphic patterns and symbolic elements imbues the work with a strong cultural and spiritual undercurrent, reflective of the artist's indigenous heritage and intention to celebrate their community's traditions and connection to the natural world. ...

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Isadora Kerexu (Coletivo Aĩbu)

Kerexu is a young visual artist, currently based in Acre state, where she works with paint on canvas and develops projects with the Kayatibu group of young Huni Kuin artists. Matos’s mother is from Vale do Mucuri in Minas Gerais, which she escaped to São Paulo to raise her child away from the slave-like conditions that were imposed upon her as a teenager. At the age of 15, Kerexu developed a project together with the Guarani people in Tekoa Pyau village, which is the smallest demarcated indigenous land in Brazil, located in São Paulo, meaning it suffers from the spread of the city alongside many other results of colonisation. Through an event that combined participatory activities with raising donations of food and hygiene products, the group worked to increase the visibility of Indigenous people in the city – the city within the indigenous Territory. ...

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