"Palenkera Fashión / from the serie Negrateníaskesé" (2008) 사진 Edgar Garces 로

Negrateníaskesé is a photographic series made in Cartagena during the years 2007/2008 that recreates some aspects of the Afro-Caribbean universe from the perspective of the sensual / erotic, taking as a determining graphic element the black / mulatto woman / supported by the iconicity of the daily, religious, media, folkloric, but above all accentuated in the human as the ultimate goal. Nuanced with touches of humor, visual mischief, and a lot of chromaticism, the voluptuousness of the body shapes typical of the genre intermingles with the daring forms of the foliage and fauna typical of the area, resulting in an uncomplicated, cheerful and intimate visual symbiosis, without pretensions. extreme. The title of the series undergoes a contraction that transfers its meaning to the other extreme: Negrateníaskesé pa 'that you be so beautiful, it could be added ...
Without being an exclusive proposal or taking advantage of the gender in question, it only tries to exalt the ethnic-cultural-human beauty of a group that is commonly mistreated and despised, especially in populations such as Cartagena de Indias, where a very marked slave heritage is carried out as a result of the barbaric colonization. Spanish.

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