THE IMAGE AND THE HAIKU
Latin America Memorial – São Paulo (SP)Â
São Bernardo do Campo Pinacoteca (SP)Â
From: 09/02/2018 to 09/03/2018
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The Image and the Haiku
A poetic encounter between image and haiku. It is not about an illustration, but a visual expression of an image from the haiku.
The little poem has a Japanese origin and requires rules for its composition.
There were 49 visual artists participating and 30 poets, among them, Japanese poets, Japanese immigrants and others from Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, Guatemala and Brazil.
Presented works by Vicencia Gonsales:
• Monotype (reference M42), dimensions 50x70cm
Haikuist: Matsuo Bachô
Summer lawn
Beneath it, warriors
dream
• Monotypes:
M63 (29.7x14.0cm)
M64 (34.5x27.5cm)
M65 (26.0x22.5cm)
M66 (29.5x33.5cm)
Haikuist: Carlos Seabra
Sun spiral -
light through
spiral staircase gaps
"My art talks about the feminine universe, about my dreams as a child, about the curious look kept in my memory, about the life in the countryside and the smell of wet soil, about the joy of living. I talk about the moments of loneliness, about looking at the immensity of the universe and beyond. I talk about the lived moments, about the non-lived ones, about the plots of the world, about the human being. Creating, for me, it's a necessity."
