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Do you sea me ? Really ? (2021) Peinture par Affagard
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Peinture,
Fusain
sur Bois
- Dimensions Hauteur 40,2in, Largeur 18,5in
- État de l'œuvre L'oeuvre est en parfait état
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Charcoal on a waste of Massaranduba (red brazilian wood)
With the yellow original stamp pinned on the wood panel by the brazilian logger. The forestian writing as well.
Massaranduba is a species of red wood exploited in the Brazilian "Nordeste" since the 16th century. The back of this plywood is made of massaranduba. I[...]
Charcoal on a waste of Massaranduba (red brazilian wood)
With the yellow original stamp pinned on the wood panel by the brazilian logger. The forestian writing as well.
Massaranduba is a species of red wood exploited in the Brazilian "Nordeste" since the 16th century. The back of this plywood is made of massaranduba. I recently got this panel by a carpenter emptying his workshop.
The colonization of territories has always been linked to the colonization of bodies. The female body has suffered for centuries the same bruises inflicted by the West on the Amazon rainforest.
With the yellow original stamp pinned on the wood panel by the brazilian logger. The forestian writing as well.
Massaranduba is a species of red wood exploited in the Brazilian "Nordeste" since the 16th century. The back of this plywood is made of massaranduba. I recently got this panel by a carpenter emptying his workshop.
The colonization of territories has always been linked to the colonization of bodies. The female body has suffered for centuries the same bruises inflicted by the West on the Amazon rainforest.
