Welcome to the temple of Goddesses
... that exist within you.
"Like Água" invites you to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery, guided by the metaphor of Water. Drawing inspiration from forgotten Brazilian Indigenous mythologies, the artist sought to redefine her sense of self by understanding who she was outside the context of what she was made to believe herself to be.
Follow the currents of Yebá Bëló, Jacy, Guaracy, and the ever-shifting tides of Água as they reveal the interconnectedness
of masculine and feminine energies within us all.
of masculine and feminine energies within us all.
mOVIE
Full VR Experience
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Collaboration:
Sound Design : Fran Acàmer Mateu
INTRODUCTION
You called upon the Goddesses
& the Goddesses called you.
You are being called
to bear witness
to your own
JOY
MAGIC
POWER
Will you heed the call?
The Great Mother
Goddess of the Universe : Yebá Bëló
She, the Great Mother, Goddess of the universe goes by various names in Amerindian cosmology. Yet regardless of the different names used for her reference, She, Yebá Bëló, exemplifies the patterns governing this life-filled sphere we call home.
Seen as the creator mother to all the forces of life we know to be, Yebá Bëló invites us to embrace the chaotic nature of our. existence.
Her myth an ode to chaos, as without it, life simply could not be .
Sun & Moon
Mother of Light : Jacy
Mother of Life : Guaracy
Jacy and Guaracy invite us to look into our own dualistic essences. By highlighting how darkness is not agnostic to light, nor death to life; but rather an aspect of being highlighted through the mother of light and life.
JACY
The Moon
The Tupí Guaraní saw gender as being only a temporary piece of clothing. They understood and acknowledged the universality of gender within each and everyone of us. They understood and respected the flow of positive and negative forces that flow infinitely within us.
ÁGUA
Água : Water
Agua invites us to mutate our current perceptions of self and gender.
Let us and ebb and flow away from a singular individualised sense of self by acknowledging the universally connected state of collective existence. Let us pay homage to water as she flows and ebbs, hydrating-ly nourishing the vines that pulse through the beating pulse of our conscious existence.
Exhibition
The Royal Academy of Arts
