Ana Mendieta (1948 - 1985)
“My exploration through my art of the relationship between myself and nature has been a clear result of my having been torn from my homeland during my adolescence. The making of my silueta in nature keeps (make) the transition between my homeland and my new home. It is a way of reclaiming my roots and becoming one with nature. Although the culture in which I live is part of me, my roots and cultural identity are a result of my Cuban heritage.”
—Ana Mendieta
Ana Untitled (from the Silueta series), a.k.a. Silueta Muerta, August 1976
Silueta Works in Mexico
20 x 13 inches, 1973-78, C-Print
Gallery Installation
Silueta Works in Mexico
20 x 13 inches, 1973-78, C-Print
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Untitled, from the “Silueta” series
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Anima (Alma/Soul)
1976/printed 1977
Mendieta, Ana (American 1948-1985)
Untitled (Silueta Series), 1970-80
Seven Kodacolor photographs, 19 x 19 each
Museum purchase, Lucy Lippard Collection
Silueta Works in Mexico, 1973 [320x]
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Сетия вулкана 1979.
Burial Pyramid, Yagul, México, Summer 1974
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body work with earth, Sharon Center, Iowa City From the series Silueta works in Iowa and Oxaca Mexico
1976-1978 {printed later}
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from the series Silueta Works in Iowa
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Nile Born. 1984.
[400x]Tree of Life
1976
[400x]Tree of Life1976