ABRE ALAS #18
Rebeca Miguel, O (des)canso de Ana, 2021
óleo e acrílica sobre tela
[oil and acrylic on canvas]
[oil and acrylic on canvas]
93 x 132.5 cm
[36 5/8 x 52 1/8 in]
3.1 kg
[36 5/8 x 52 1/8 in]
3.1 kg
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Por meio da pintura O (des)canso de Ana, Rebeca Miguel traz o ócio enquanto ato de resistência. A artista usa da linguagem pictórica para questionar as estruturas sociais nas quais...
Por meio da pintura O (des)canso de Ana, Rebeca Miguel traz o ócio enquanto ato de resistência. A artista usa da linguagem pictórica para questionar as estruturas sociais nas quais mulheres negras não têm direito ao descanso. Ao retratar mulheres do atual convívio - como Ana - em momentos de descanso, ela traz um ócio desprovido de inércia, que se faz presente também pelas manchas na parte superior da pintura. A transparência e o inacabado aparecem como elementos que trazem uma dualidade provocada pelos atravessamentos de toda uma vivência.
Through the painting O (des)canso de Ana (Ana’s Rest/Tiredness), Rebeca Miguel suggests idleness as an act of resistance. The artist uses her pictorial language to question the social structures in which black women have no right to rest. By depicting women of her current coexistence - like Ana - in these rare moments, she highlights an idleness devoid of inertia, which is also made present by the stains on the upper part of the painting. Transparency and an unfinished aspect to her work appear as elements that propose a duality provoked by the crossings of an entire experience.
Through the painting O (des)canso de Ana (Ana’s Rest/Tiredness), Rebeca Miguel suggests idleness as an act of resistance. The artist uses her pictorial language to question the social structures in which black women have no right to rest. By depicting women of her current coexistence - like Ana - in these rare moments, she highlights an idleness devoid of inertia, which is also made present by the stains on the upper part of the painting. Transparency and an unfinished aspect to her work appear as elements that propose a duality provoked by the crossings of an entire experience.