Exhibition brings together works about ancestry, memory and belonging in Juiz de Fora

The exhibition brings together works with different artistic experiences related to ancestry, memory, nature, territory and forms of belonging.

The exhibition takes place simultaneously with other artistic actions. Among the works are "Mulheres Árvores", by visual artist Nath Oliveira, and the installations "Voejos", by Coletivo Arani, and "AsTerezas".

The exhibition is curated and organized by Silviane Lopes and Marcia Moraes, and was born from the union of the work of psychologist Andréa Sumé and environmentalist, philosopher and indigenous activist, Ailton Krenak.

For Silviane Lopes, who has been carrying out research related to weaving at Feso Pro Arte since 1999, the exhibition represents the continuity of a research trajectory that also dialogues with original techniques and contemporary production.

"I think art comes to cause us some type of feeling, some type of reflection", says Silviane.

Among the participants are weavers from the free Weaving course at the Feso Pro Arte Cultural Center, the Music for Youth Project, LabConatus UFF, Cor.Po - FAU/UFJF, Terecircular, as well as participants from the open call and the Cartografias Têxteis collection.