MEXICO - Sacred Messenger Umber
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In Nahuatl tradition, the guajolote (wild turkey) is gifted at life's big transitions — a birth, a marriage, a new beginning. Not just the animal, but what it represents: the abundance of the natural world.
Cuauhtémoc Wetzka, an illustrator from the mist-covered mountains of Veracruz, drew from that tradition to create Sacred Messenger — rendered in the colors and forms of his home region in Mexico.
** Artworks are not indicative or representative of entire cultures. They are created by individuals whose work is informed by their own histories and communities.**
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CUAUHTEMOC WETZKA
Cuauhtémoc Wetzka is an illustrator originally from Zongolica, recognized for his work that gives voice to childhood, the indigenous community and the richness of native languages. He has illustrated story books, posters, illustrations and cartoons for brands including Google, Apple, Cirque du Soleil's One Drop Foundation, and various publishers. His work has been exhibited in Argentina, Colombia, Guatemala, Spain, France, Estonia, Slovakia, Poland, Taiwan, Canada, Turkey and the United States.