Shadows of Connection: A Photographic Dance Celebrates Afro-Indigenous Culture in Brazil
Itá Tupã in "Roots in Tupinambá Land 2022," featuring bold black-and-white body paint with African-inspired designs. The powerful imagery underscores a call to action for the protection of indigenous lands and the rights of Afro-Indigenous communities.
"Shadows of Connection" by Connie Faria immerses readers in Brazilian Afro-Indigenous culture, photography, and storytelling to celebrate deep connections.
In an extraordinary fusion of art and storytelling, "Shadows of Connection: A Photographic Dance" invites readers to immerse themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of Afro-Indigenous Brazil. This captivating book, a collaborative effort between photographer Connie Faria and multifaceted artist Itamar dos Anjos, offers an unparalleled visual and emotional journey through the lens of two visionary artists.
Connie Faria, renowned for her sensitive and evocative photographic style, used African Adinkra symbols in the book to raise awareness of their cultural significance. She also created all the body paintings of her muse, Itamar dos Anjos, enhancing their shared creative vision. Together, Faria and dos Anjos embark on a journey celebrating Brazil's Afro-Indigenous in Caravelas Bahia's vibrant and diverse heritage. Their work captures the beauty of these cultures and underscores the importance of preserving and honoring ancestral traditions.
The book's pages are filled with stunning imagery that captures Connie´s muse, Itamar. Each photograph, complemented by insightful narratives, delves into the cultural significance and personal stories behind the images. This unique combination of visual and textual elements invites readers to engage deeply with the material, fostering a sense of connection and understanding.
Shadows of Connection is more than just a book; it is an experience. It reminds readers of the importance of celebrating and preserving cultural heritage while encouraging them to embark on their journey of self-discovery and emotional connection. By bringing together the talents of Faria and dos Anjos, the book offers a rich and multifaceted perspective on Afro-Indigenous culture, making it a valuable addition to the global discourse on art and humanity.
The release of "Shadows of Connection" is a celebration of art and a call to action. It invites readers and art enthusiasts to reflect on cultural preservation's significance and engage with the stories and traditions that shape our shared human experience. The book's evocative imagery and thoughtful narratives will inspire a deep appreciation for the beauty and complexity of Afro-Indigenous cultures. It also stands as a powerful testament to the impact of collaborative creativity, showcasing how Faria and dos Anjos's partnership has produced something truly transformative and bridging cultural divides.
The book is available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish through Amazon KDP. For those interested in exploring the world of Afro-Indigenous Brazilian culture through the eyes of two exceptional artists, "Shadows of Connection" offers a unique and compelling opportunity.
Link English: https://shorturl.at/4E06p
Link Portuguese: https://shorturl.at/oBtSE
Link Spanish: https://shorturl.at/KIFZw
For more information about "Shadows of Connection: A Photographic Dance," including media inquiries and interview requests, please contact:
Media Contact:
Connie Faria
CEO Caza Con Foundation
connie@cazaconfoundation.com
+55 71 9 9118 1110
www.cazaconfoundation.com
About the Authors:
Connie Faria is a celebrated photographer renowned for capturing the essence of her subjects with sensitivity and depth. As a dedicated volunteer and philanthropist, she empowers Afro-Indigenous communities worldwide. She has supported numerous children's education and significantly amplified marginalized communities' stories.
Itamar dos Anjos Silva is a choreographer, dancer, artistic director, visual artist, screenwriter, and actor. He co-founded the Afro-Indigenous Cultural Anthropology Group Umbandaum and Movimento Cultural Arte Manha in Brazil, where he works in visual arts, theater, dance, and music to promote Afro-Indigenous culture. His experience includes directing and participating in various dance and theater productions, national and international art exhibitions, and film production.
Connie Faria
Caza Con Foundation
+55 71 99118-1110
connie@cazaconfoundation.com
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