100cm x 70cm
 

| Portrait of silence, where survival

meant concealing one's voice |

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Fermata is a portrait of suspension — a moment when the Native peoples of America had to renounce their nature, their voice, and their wildness in order to survive. Silence became a necessity, and submission the only shield against violence. It is a work of remembrance for those who endured by paying the highest price — the loss of their identity.

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Available / On view & available