Gabriela Correia Cardoso
@_amanara
She is a self-taught artist who seeks to express through illustrations the thoughts and feelings that permeate her ancestral recovery journey. Inspired by human frailty, she is fond of experimentation without rules and emotional art, without neglecting the intrinsically political factor of artistic creation.
Pepyaka Krikati
Duhisió
Ziel Karapotó
Uýra
Marilyn Boror Bor
Yaku Runa Simi
Richard Wera Mirim
Ray Pará Poty
Tataendy Kaamutá Tupinambá
Amanda Îaûara Ka'aeté
Ellen Lima
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Isaak Pataxó
Hortência Sant'Ana
Isadora Kerexu
Gabriela Correia Cardoso
Tassia Mila
Douglas Miles
Edgar Kanayko
Bepunu Mebengôkre
Vitor Tuxá
ancestral indigenous
present
curated and edited by Tassia Mila in a collaboration with the Metatopia pavilion, at The wrong biennale nº 5
ancestral indigenous present, publication nº 1, from mîmxox eoató, 'red spear' in Patxohã-Maxacali language, sought to present contemporary indigenous artists and communicators, who transit in the occupation of digital spaces and social media as forms of mediation, conversation, activism and to show their creations.
Through art, we indigenous people of different branches, peoples, with their different histories, each in their own way, in this Pindorama territory, where Brazil was invented, cross each other and make a chorus, a song, a scream, a noise, a protest and with our images, with our movements, around a big bonfire that lights in our hearts, and we dance for the ancestors of yesterday, today and tomorrow, for the right to life and land. Life flows, the river flows, the sky rises and the earth is woven for the firm foot.
I want to thank all the artists present in this publication, for their availability, exchange and sharing of experiences. I thank Luciana de Paula Santos/Love Letter exe, for the invitation and space for this publication in the Metatopia pavilion, which she curates, at The wrong biennale nº 5.
Tassia Mila/gatopretopulando
