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Por que Daninhas? / Why Weeds?

Rosana Palazyan2006/2015

Republic of Armenia - Biennale Arte 2015

Republic of Armenia - Biennale Arte 2015
Venice, Italy

The series Why Weeds? (2006-2015) contains plants considered weeds underneath transparent fabrics. The roots of the plants were substituted by phrases about weeds, such as: “They are born where they are not wanted”, “They are invaders and must be exterminated”. Extracted from agronomy books, the phrases were embroidered with the artist’s hair. The title of the series raises questions about the terminology used to describe something or someone that is considered undesirable. Proposing a reflection about how to live together and who would be the weeds.

Photography: Vicente de Mello and Rosana Palazyan
Image editing: Fábio Carvalho and Rosana Palazyan
Supporter: Rebeca Palazyan

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  • Title: Por que Daninhas? / Why Weeds?
  • Creator: Rosana Palazyan
  • Date Created: 2006/2015
  • Physical Dimensions: variable dimensions
  • Rights: Courtesy the artist
, Photo: Piero Demo
  • Medium: Photographs printed on vinyl mounted on metal stands, 10 pieces
Republic of Armenia - Biennale Arte 2015

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