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For care to be multiplied, it is necessary to connect and expand, without leaving the roots aside, with this in mind, the desire to invite artists from different origins and genders who have in common female ancestry as a strong influence on the development of their works emerged. to participate in this action.
From Madrid comes the flag of Brazilian of Japanese origin Shinji Nagabe who uses the Japanese 'oshie' technique in his installations; Amazonian enchantment is present in the photography of Alessandro Fracta from Manaus; women pass around an unfired clay vase in the performance by Portuguese artist Rita GT; two paintings by Pedro Carneiro, a carioca who addresses themes related to his Afro-Latin heritage, introduce us to his grandmothers. Works interconnected in an apparently subjective way that are united by the energy of the feminine.