Kelton Campos Fausto
èwe, 2024
pigmentos naturais e acrílica sobre tela
[natural pigments and acrylic on canvas]
[natural pigments and acrylic on canvas]
140 x 147 x 3.5 cm
[55 1/8 x 57 7/8 x 1 3/8 in]
[55 1/8 x 57 7/8 x 1 3/8 in]
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'Èwe', que significa juventude, é uma obra que captura a simultaneidade do crescimento e da transformação entre gerações. Em uma imagem poética, uma pessoa adulta ergue suas grandes mãos para...
"Èwe", que significa juventude, é uma obra que captura a simultaneidade do crescimento e da transformação entre gerações. Em uma imagem poética, uma pessoa adulta ergue suas grandes mãos para o céu, enquanto uma criança, com os pés em solo fértil, simboliza o constante crescimento e potencial. A criança segura um pequeno pote de barro, acessível apenas para ela, representando a inocência e a capacidade de nutrir novas possibilidades. As mãos das crianças não alcançam o teto, e as dos adultos não conseguem tocar dentro do pote. A obra sugere que, ao pedirem favores aos adultos, as crianças revelam a interdependência entre as gerações, lembrando-nos de que um dia ambos precisarão um do outro.
[“Èwe”, which means youth, is a work that captures the simultaneity of growth and transformation between generations. In a poetic image, an adult raises her large hands to the sky, while a child, with his feet on fertilized soil, symbolizes constant growth and potential. The child holds a small clay pot, accessible only to him or her, representing innocence and the ability to nurture new possibilities. The children's hands can't reach the ceiling, and the adults' hands can't touch the inside of the pot. The work suggests that by asking adults for favors, children reveal the interdependence between generations, reminding us that one day they will both need each other.]
[“Èwe”, which means youth, is a work that captures the simultaneity of growth and transformation between generations. In a poetic image, an adult raises her large hands to the sky, while a child, with his feet on fertilized soil, symbolizes constant growth and potential. The child holds a small clay pot, accessible only to him or her, representing innocence and the ability to nurture new possibilities. The children's hands can't reach the ceiling, and the adults' hands can't touch the inside of the pot. The work suggests that by asking adults for favors, children reveal the interdependence between generations, reminding us that one day they will both need each other.]