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WÜDINÜ QÜYOTÜWDIN QYOT means butterfly children in the Yagua language. The yaguas in their ceremonial clothing wear outfits made of palm, some hang from the neck and are called "la champa", this is a series of portraits of yagua children in their ceremonial outfits and a collection of butterfly wings that fly over the Colombian Amazon jungle, They wanted to make a compositional game of colors and shapes between yaguas and jungle in the form of wings.

Something that represents me and belongs to me

Traditional drums made and played in Yoruba part of Nigeria

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Angel of Peace art by Neha Jain

Grip if it starts to stretch

creating an atmosphere that invites the viewer to escape into a world of tranquility

The Solitary Man - Lost his job

which fuses the faces in such a way that they are not completely defined

all of them coexisting in harmony

This model can be found all over India and continues to survive the onslaught of low cost cars

focusing on the contiguity between the contemporary artist and the ancient one

The care of a mother is as much a gift to the child as the child is to the mother