In a recent article by Andrea Hargraves on brytfmonline.com, it is reported that a group of eight friends, all former students of the University of Brasilia, have formed the Antropo(i)lógicas collective. The group uses the language of collage to express their ideas and reflections about the world. Drawing inspiration from Surrealism and Dada, the collages are created intuitively based on various themes. The collective aims to critique, reflect, and imagine both old and new worlds through their artwork. The collages are published on Instagram, and the group is also looking to create an exhibition and book to showcase their work.
The Antropo(i)lógicas collective consists solely of anthropologists, which gives them a common language rooted in their field of knowledge. The group sees collage and anthropology as areas that can be explored in an interdisciplinary manner. By promoting different reflections and inspiring others to venture into the collage experience, the collective hopes to foster creativity and new perspectives. The members of the group include Lilia Lovigo, Marcia Maria Gramkow, Adriana Marez, Rita de Almeida Castro, Lara Santos de Amorim, Cristín de Alencar Chaves, and Patricia de Mendonça Rodríguez.
This article highlights the unique intersection of anthropology and art, showcasing how these disciplines can be combined to create thought-provoking and visually striking work. It also emphasizes the power of collaboration and the ability of a collective to amplify individual voices and ideas.
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