Mito do Surgimento do NixePae (Myth of the Origin of NixePae)

Kássia Borges (Rare Karaka Huni Huin) And Ibã Huni Kuin (Mahku Collective)

Mito do Surgimento do NixePae (Myth of the Origin of NixePae), 202185 x 92cmSign in to view price
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acrylic on canvas
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This vibrant and visually striking artwork features a central figure adorned in traditional tribal-inspired patterns and garments. The composition is dominated by a bold, colorful palette of reds, blues, greens, and yellows, creating a dynamic and energetic visual rhythm. Geometric shapes, tribal motifs, and symbolic animal figures are prominently displayed, contributing to the work's strong sense of cultural identity and spirituality. The artist's unique style blends abstract and figurative elements, showcasing a distinctive artistic technique that appears to draw inspiration from indigenous artistic traditions. This captivating piece likely reflects the artist's intention to celebrate and preserve the cultural heritage and identity of their community. ...

Kássia Borges (Rare Karaka Huni Huin) And Ibã Huni Kuin (Mahku Collective)

Kássia Borges And Ibã Huni Kuin are both members of the MAHKU collective and collaboratively they created this acrylic painting Mito do Surgimento do NixePae (Myth of the Origin of NixePae) in 2021. Ibã Huni Kuin is a txana (singing master) of the MAHKU (Huni Kuin Artists Movement). MAHKU is a collective of artist-researchers from the Huni Kuin people. The root of this collective started from the traditional training process that Ibã Huni Kuin completed with his father Tuin Huni Kuin, a notable researcher on the knowledge of the Huni Kuin people. Throughout his life, he safeguarded the musical knowledge and rituals that were in danger of disappearing in a society based around rubber tapping. Ibã combines this traditional training with the tools of writing and research, developing his artistic practice with his job as a teacher, he also records and publishes traditional songs. Kássia Valéria de Oliveira Borges, of the Karajá (Iny) people is a visual artist, curator, and professor at the fine arts program of the Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU). Since the 1980s, she had been involved in Brazil’s indigenous people's fights for rights and recognition. ...

Kássia Borges (Rare Karaka Huni Huin) And Ibã Huni Kuin (Mahku Collective): Artworks
Mito do Surgimento do NixePae (Myth of the Origin of NixePae)
Kássia Borges (Rare Karaka Huni Huin) And Ibã Huni Kuin (Mahku Collective)Mito do Surgimento do NixePae (Myth of the Origin of NixePae), 2021
85 x 92cm