TINKUY. MEETING IN DIVERSITY LECTURE A journey through some archaeological pieces and cosmovision of the native cultures that inhabited the Andes that show that many fundamentals of design were involved at the time of manufacturing […]
A typographic specimen dedicated to Nunkui, the powerful spirit of the land. In this talk, we will travel through the living territories of the Ecuadorian Amazonian forest. We will observe the worldview and ceremonies of the Shuar nationality, their coexistence of respect and reciprocity with nature, and acts that reaffirm the connection of the inhabitants of the forest (visible or invisible) with the land, and their struggle to defend the future of humanity.
I invite you to read the article written by Letterform Archive that supplements a Bauhaus Typography at 100 interview.
Vanessa Zúñiga Tinizaray refocuses geometric and systematic design principles on a culture far from 20th-century Europe.
