CANOES OF TICUNA (Limited edition) - UNFRAMED

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PHOTOGRAPHED IN AMAZONAS, BRAZIL

This stunning photograph, Canoes of Ticuna, is part of the exclusive Amazonia Collection by acclaimed Brazilian fine arts photographer Rafa Costa. This serene image captures the tranquility of Aldeia Feijoal, home to the Ticuna people, the largest indigenous population in Brazil.

Witness the quiet beauty of their canoes resting on the river. These canoes are not just vessels; they are vital to the Ticuna way of life. They serve as their primary mode of transportation, fishing tools, and symbols of their deep connection to the natural world.

This piece is a true collector's item, available only in a limited edition. The total print run is 10, with each print being hand-signed and numbered.

25% OF PROFITS GO TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES IN BRAZIL

DETAILS

This image comes unframed in original archival paper prints. It's hand-signed and numbered.

Landscape orientation.

Materials: Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308G Matt FineArt Paper

This 100% cotton paper has a fine homogeneous surface texture (smooth). Being absolutely acid-free and characterized by a neutral PH value, the paper is extremely resistant to aging and is very light-stable. The print results of this medium meet the highest artistic standards.

Dimensions: Dimensions: 17"H x 24"W

MEET THE CREATOR

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL

RAFA COSTA

Rafa Costa's signature style is characterized by vibrant colors, bold geometric shapes, and dramatic lighting. His dreamlike and surreal images invite viewers into a world where art and photography merge. His exceptional use of light, composition, and technical skill has earned him widespread praise and recognition as a leading figure in contemporary photography.

Costa's early career took him from architecture to the world of advertising, where his talent for capturing stunning visuals and crafting impactful narratives quickly gained recognition. He collaborated with major brands like McDonald's, Fiat, Honda and GM, and VW, and his work was awarded at prestigious festivals like the Clio Awards and the Cannes Festival.

Beyond the commercial sphere, Costa nurtured a deep interest in artistic photography. He explored the intersection of photography and painting, creating captivating images showcased in exhibitions worldwide, including Paris, Florence and São Paulo.

Costa's artistic journey deepened with his involvement in the BEĨ Collection, connecting him to the artistic production of indigenous peoples. His photographs taken on expeditions to the Xingu Indigenous Park and the Amazon were featured in the book "Bancos Indígenas do Brasil" (2023) and a subsequent exhibition that toured Brazil, Tokio, and Madrid. The exhibition will soon be displayed at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC.