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Yaka Huni Kuin

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acrylic on canvas
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This vibrant work of art showcases a striking visual composition. The canvas is dominated by a large, imposing black bird with intricate white patterning on its wings, creating a sense of movement and dynamism. In the foreground, two figures adorned in colorful feathered headdresses are depicted against a lush, verdant backdrop, suggesting a connection to nature and indigenous culture. The bold, saturated colors, including the vibrant blues, oranges, and reds, contribute to the piece's energetic and celebratory tone. The artist's distinctive style and use of symbolic imagery invite the viewer to explore the deeper cultural and spiritual themes underlying the artwork. ...

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When I met my first spiral
Yaka Huni Kuin

Yaka Huni Kuin is from the Chico Curumim Village in the Kaxinawa Indigenous Land of the Jordão River, in the state of Acre. She is a visual artist and forest apprentice, currently living in Jordão. Yaka Huni Kuin incorporates the cosmovision, the traditional songs and the visions from the Nixi Pae (ayahuasca) in her work. Besides painting, Yaka Huni Kuin also works with geometric patterns (kene), traditional handicrafts, body paintings and music. The culture of the Huni Kuin people has art at its essence, through song, graphics and symbolism. The artist sees her practice as an important way to share her culture with other Indigenous groups and to help people feel “the feminine strength of the forest.” ...

Yaka Huni Kuin: Artworks
Untitled
Yaka Huni KuinUntitled, 2021
76 x 93.5cm
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