Hair 4 Framed Art Print By Mafalda Vasconcelos
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Mafalda Vasconcelos' work explores ancestry and is dedicated to her mother and the women who raised her in Mozambique. In Hair 4, we are transported to Mozambique through a female figure integrated with nature, and framed by a forest of vibrant, brightly-hued foliage.
Editors' Note
Artist Mafalda Vasconcelos was born in South Africa and grew up in Mozambique. Inspired by the symbolism and spiritualism of Mozambican culture, Mafalda's work explores spiritual self-discovery, identity, cultural exploration, love, and admiration for ancestry and womanhood. Through her work Vasconcelos explores how emotions relate to identity. Mafalda's work can be seen in AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home, among Jeanine and Bryan's art collection.
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Mafalda Vasconcelos' work explores ancestry and is dedicated to her mother and the women who raised her in Mozambique. In Hair 4, we are transported to Mozambique through a female figure integrated with nature, and framed by a forest of vibrant, brightly-hued foliage.
Editors' Note
Artist Mafalda Vasconcelos was born in South Africa and grew up in Mozambique. Inspired by the symbolism and spiritualism of Mozambican culture, Mafalda's work explores spiritual self-discovery, identity, cultural exploration, love, and admiration for ancestry and womanhood. Through her work Vasconcelos explores how emotions relate to identity. Mafalda's work can be seen in AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home, among Jeanine and Bryan's art collection.
Details
Mafalda Vasconcelos' work explores ancestry and is dedicated to her mother and the women who raised her in Mozambique. In Hair 4, we are transported to Mozambique through a female figure integrated with nature, and framed by a forest of vibrant, brightly-hued foliage.
Editors' Note
Artist Mafalda Vasconcelos was born in South Africa and grew up in Mozambique. Inspired by the symbolism and spiritualism of Mozambican culture, Mafalda's work explores spiritual self-discovery, identity, cultural exploration, love, and admiration for ancestry and womanhood. Through her work Vasconcelos explores how emotions relate to identity. Mafalda's work can be seen in AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home, among Jeanine and Bryan's art collection.
Additional Details
13” W x 19” H
Natural white, matte, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin-free archival paper
Frame included
Hanging hardwire included
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