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The Bororo, Otuques, Bororo or Boe are an indigenous people that inhabit the state of Mato Grosso, in Brazil. They speak the Bororo language, self-styled Boe Wadáru, which may belong to the macro-Jê linguistic trunks. The idea of creating sculptures with wood that would go to waste arose from the need to express the concern with climatic conditions — how important it is to preserve nature, especially trees. “Treating wood as a product is an ignorant way of looking at nature because we depend on trees for everything. It's a lifetime.” The pieces have disconnected shapes and refer to man's disconnection from nature, which is not seen as part of the environment. The colors of the works yellow, orange, red and black allude to fires, one of the problems we are experiencing, especially in the North and Midwest. Green represents the strength and permanence of living vegetation. The names of the sculptures are references to the indigenous peoples of Brazil, who are the great guardians of the forests.
Print:Giclee on Photo Paper
Size:10 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:15.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:White
Ready to Hang:Yes
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Brazil
Brazilian multiartist. Graduated in journalism, he also studied piano and cello at a conservatory. As a music producer, he produced different artists in 10 countries and soundtracks for brands and soundtracks. In the visual arts, he studied at the Renato Russo School, in Brasília (DF), improving his knowledge in the area. Currently with wood and recyclable materials, playing a role of environmental awareness. In addition, he develops abstract works influenced by expressionists, cubists, surrealists, modernists and urban art. "I am an artist who tries to transmute the different skills I have by looking at and reflecting on everyday situations in the world".
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