"xaêuzin pintado" is a ceramic sculpture that celebrates the representativeness of peripheral bodies, often neglected in visual culture. Inspired by my partner Kaêu and his name, the work brings out the richness and diversity of Brazilian ethnicity and clothing, highlighting the uniqueness and beauty of the bodies that inhabit the peripheries.
The piece, modeled with delicacy and precision, seeks not only to highlight the importance of the presence of these bodies in art, but also to evoke a feeling of tenderness and empathy. The softness of the shapes and the attention to detail reflect a special care in the representation, conveying a sense of cuteness and charm to the viewer.
To preserve and share this creation digitally, the sculpture was scanned in 3D using the Polycam app. This process not only perpetuates the work in digital format, but also integrates artistic tradition with new technologies.
"xaêuzin pintado" is thus a tribute to diversity and inclusion, a piece that invites reflection on representativeness and the appreciation of all bodies in contemporary art.
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The piece, modeled with delicacy and precision, seeks not only to highlight the importance of the presence of these bodies in art, but also to evoke a feeling of tenderness and empathy. The softness of the shapes and the attention to detail reflect a special care in the representation, conveying a sense of cuteness and charm to the viewer.
To preserve and share this creation digitally, the sculpture was scanned in 3D using the Polycam app.
This process not only perpetuates the work in digital format, but also integrates artistic tradition with new technologies.
"xaêuzin pintado" is thus a tribute to diversity and inclusion, a piece that invites reflection on representativeness and the appreciation of all bodies in contemporary art.
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