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Herzlich Willkommen - Welcome - Bienvenidos
Lucero Villalba 2004-2005 / Jesuit Missions Travel Stories |
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The
Jesuit Missions Travel Stories - Three Roads / June 2005
Regrouping Of Symbols, Mysticism And ...........
The Wholeness From Missions
The knowledge of the Jesuit mission, developed by
missionaries through coexistence
daily piloteando the goal of evangelization
transmitted and disseminated through letters anuas, visiting
successively places still standing of these missions, was the object of
this Lucero artist Vilalba, who wanted direct experience of this review
prepared by Catholic theology and the Aristotelian philosophers'
tomistas the company at the time in Rome. In fact, contradictions,
certainly, Lucero was launched in order to be present at these
`transpositions that define a model unequivocal thought Jesuit brought
to America. The artist was desmenuzando that reality once to produce a
significant iconography of those times. All artwork allows accompany
this vision of dynamism, construction, knowledge of human identities,
from conceptual categories available from the Western culture. Lucero
has contributed to its historical validity of travel can transform these
developments, a new temporary space for coexistence. In his works
features depend on two factors, firstly the need to demonstrate that the
Indian had a subjective life, a soul, to substantiate the possibility of
Christianization of the same, on the other hand their paintings show us
that coexistence and the dramatic relations with the natives, which
gives the language of his fantasy.
In the sixteenth century artist settles in the
area of subjective knowledge and gives momentum to these social
relationships, which are necessary tools for the utopia of
evangelization. None of its investigation it is alien, scope,
anthropological and psychological dimensions of the human experience,
were marking the influences of his inspiration as regards theme. An
important example of the dynamics by which the epistemological event of
the Indian was being built through missionary work. At these planteos
frame visions group Lucero is where I feel I can to converse with the
natives, these children of God that thereafter, became Christians. It's
imagining all these souls, made in the image and likeness of God, and
all capable of the divine glory. The dynamic wins pictorial space with
interesting celestial scenes, almost always there is a dynamic
relationship between drawings and paintings representing nearly
illusionist, subtle shades, structures engendered from the mystical and
great mass organization. Lucero shows the Indian culture in his world,
with remarkable significance attached to that word that will come as a
prayer, as prayer and message, and that will change the man with the
tools for their freedom. |
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Thank you for your visit |
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