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// Tocado desde el principio by José Bedia, created in 2009, is an evocative etching that explores themes of connection, fate, and cultural identity. The artwork depicts a ship's outline, emerging as a shadowy figure with fine, extended lines that reach downward, suggesting a linkage or a tethering to the unseen depths. Rendered in earthy tones of ochre and soft blacks, the work conveys an atmosphere of mystery and ancestral resonance. Bedia often incorporates themes from indigenous and Afro-Cuban beliefs, blending them with contemporary narratives. This limited edition of 50 offers a contemplative visual journey that invites viewers to reflect on origins, history, and the invisible forces that shape identity.
Tocado desde el principio, 2009
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// Tocado desde el principio by José Bedia, created in 2009, is an evocative etching that explores themes of connection, fate, and cultural identity. The artwork depicts a ship's outline, emerging as a shadowy figure with fine, extended lines that reach downward, suggesting a linkage or a tethering to the unseen depths. Rendered in earthy tones of ochre and soft blacks, the work conveys an atmosphere of mystery and ancestral resonance. Bedia often incorporates themes from indigenous and Afro-Cuban beliefs, blending them with contemporary narratives. This limited edition of 50 offers a contemplative visual journey that invites viewers to reflect on origins, history, and the invisible forces that shape identity.
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What is Environmental Art?
Environmental art is a collective term that refers to a wide range of artistic practices and works that engage with historical and ecological themes. The term often encompasses ecological concerns, although it is not exclusively defined by them. Environmental art acknowledges and appreciates the early history of the environmental art movement, including works with activist themes and those celebrating the connection between nature and the artist through the use of natural materials.