Sustainable
That is the idea
Find Objects & Materials
A sponsor and collaborator in this project, Propulsion Network has a program called Scavengers, a proud unit of individuals powered by ADHD. The project uses objects found at construction sites, garage sales, free items left in the curb, dumpsters, etc, rescuing perfectly good materials with the purpose of reuse and recycling. The project has the commitment for the use and distribution of found and recycled materials to create art. Yes there are many still good materials in the trash. This is not a surprise for anyone.
“Día de Muertos, a celebration of life” makes part of its practice to incorporate as much recycled or second hand materials as possible in the processes. There are many creative ways to use these rescued materials that were on their way to the landfill. Now, these are becoming part of something more meaningful and save us money and pollution in the process.
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“Día de Muertos una celebración de vida”, incorpora el reciclaje de materiales de segunda mano, con la idea de minimizar la cantidad de objetos que terminan en la basura y creando con esto un ahorro significativo para construir el arte que estara en la exhibiciones del 2023.
The Sweet Tradition
Food and the offerings La ofrenda these days"The individual will proceed to take everything he used while alive, to continue his work in the afterlife.Historically, from the Pre-hispanic to the Colonial elements on the offerings, food has always been the main...
Evolution and contemporary outlook
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The Celebration of All Saints
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