anthropologica:

Los e’ñapa del sur fabrican sus clarinetes (puŋkowa) con el tallo de una gramínea gigante (Guasdua sp.) que crece en las selvas pluviales de la Orinoquia. En el norte, donde escasea la guasdua, los indios fabrican el instrumento (aramatayimwë) con la corteza del árbol que llaman kasaŋka.

Panare

consume me

franakin-skywkr:

The Hermit

Represents the journey of self-enlightenment. The hermit is old and decides to live alone; he is discontent with society, becomes reclusive and withdraws. He travels at night, carrying a lantern. By shedding light on and seeing things that only occur at nighttime, he realizes the other half of life that he had previously missed out on, literally illuminating his mind. 

He represents introspection, self-reflection and discovery through isolation. For many musicians and artists, this phase is entered and then left with new insight and a peak in creativity.

artemexicano:

Flor de Nochebuena.. orgullosamente mexicana

anthropologica:

“Se trata —dice Ginés— de conocer, estudiar y respetar las riquezas de nuestras poblaciones indígenas.”

[¿Yanomami, Alto Caura [Merevari], Bolívar, Venezuela, 1963?]

Jesús Hoyos
Imagen y huella del Hermano Ginés (Pablo Mandazen Soto)

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