Rodrigo Torres
Da seiva ao canto, 2022
tinta acrílica, tinta a óleo e verniz sobre cerâmica, vidro e fio de cobre
[acrylic paint, oil and varnish on ceramic, glass and copper wire]
[acrylic paint, oil and varnish on ceramic, glass and copper wire]
44 x 12 x 16 cm
[17 3/8 x 4 3/4 x 6 1/4 in]
2.3 kg
[17 3/8 x 4 3/4 x 6 1/4 in]
2.3 kg
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A cigarra passa a maior parte de sua vida sob a terra, se alimentando da seiva de raízes, para em seguida subir a copa da árvore e entoar seu canto...
A cigarra passa a maior parte de sua vida sob a terra, se alimentando da seiva de raízes, para em seguida subir a copa da árvore e entoar seu canto de acasalamento. Ela então deposita seus ovos, que eclodirão em novos insetos os quais retomarão o ciclo iniciado no subsolo. Com essa obra, procurei sintetizar os ciclos de vida e morte propostos na exposição.
[The cicada spends most of its life underground, feeding on the sap of roots, then climbs the treetops and sings its mating song. She then lays her eggs, which will hatch into new insects resuming the cycle that started beneath the soil. With this work, I tried to synthesize the cycles of life and death proposed in the exhibition.]
[The cicada spends most of its life underground, feeding on the sap of roots, then climbs the treetops and sings its mating song. She then lays her eggs, which will hatch into new insects resuming the cycle that started beneath the soil. With this work, I tried to synthesize the cycles of life and death proposed in the exhibition.]