Turuza Wauja Brésilien, 04/07/1990
Sculpture "Tamanduá Noir" , 2022
Bois massif de "Piranheira" et graphisme avec pigments naturels
Solid wood of "Piranheira" and graphics with natural pigments
Solid wood of "Piranheira" and graphics with natural pigments
17 x 43 x 12 cm
6 69/100 x 16 93/100 x 4 18/25 in
6 69/100 x 16 93/100 x 4 18/25 in
224 M04
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Art indigène contemporain. Sculpture en forme zoomorphe représentant un Tamandua ou Fourmiller, animal typique du Brésil, réalisé au sein de la région du Haut-Xinghu par Turuza, artiste indigène de la...
Art indigène contemporain. Sculpture en forme zoomorphe représentant un Tamandua ou Fourmiller, animal typique du Brésil, réalisé au sein de la région du Haut-Xinghu par Turuza, artiste indigène de la communauté Wauja, avec des matériaux et des techniques traditionnels.
(15% du prix de vente sera reversé à l'association protégeant la région du parc du Xinghu et le mode de vie de la population native.)
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Contemporary indigenous art. Zoomorphic sculpture representing a Tamandua or Fourmiller, a typical animal of Brazil, made in the Haut-Xinghu region by Turuza, an indigenous artist of the Wauja community, with traditional materials and techniques.
(15% of the sale price will be donated to the association protecting the Xinghu Park region and the lifestyle of the native population.)
(15% du prix de vente sera reversé à l'association protégeant la région du parc du Xinghu et le mode de vie de la population native.)
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Contemporary indigenous art. Zoomorphic sculpture representing a Tamandua or Fourmiller, a typical animal of Brazil, made in the Haut-Xinghu region by Turuza, an indigenous artist of the Wauja community, with traditional materials and techniques.
(15% of the sale price will be donated to the association protecting the Xinghu Park region and the lifestyle of the native population.)
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