"People of the Earth" is an impressive work of art that fuses the cubist style with an explosion of bright colors, capturing the essence and diversity of the indigenous populations of America. The composition is composed of a multitude of intertwined faces, each representing an individual identity but intrinsically connected to the larger community.
The faces are presented in a fragmented and angular form characteristic of cubism, challenging the conventions of figurative representation. Each facet of the face shows a unique perspective and different planes of expression, evoking the multiplicity of experiences and experiences within the indigenous communities.
The colors used in the work are vibrant and dazzling, reflecting the cultural richness and vitality of these populations. From warm shades of yellow, orange and red, to deep blues and lush greens, the color palette highlights the deep connection between the land and the spirit of the indigenous people.
Through this work, I sought to pay homage to the rich indigenous heritage of the Americas and highlight the importance of preserving and valuing these cultures. "People of the Earth" invites viewers to reflect on the diversity and interconnectedness of people and reminds us of the importance of celebrating the history and wisdom of indigenous populations in the cultural fabric of our continent.