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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
I've been out for some weeks and it's because I was traveling to Portugal and South of Spain. I went to Spain, to Carmona (near Seville), for a very especial event, the 15th anniversary party of my friends Ana Corberó and Nabil Gholam. Of course I won't talk about that celebration (that's a private matter) but I will share some photos I took of Ana's giant children sculptures.
I'd seen these sculptures when I was living in Beirut (2003-2005) but never with that amazing Andalusian valley as a background and in such quantity, more than 8 sculptures.
Ana Corberó realized these children-shape sculptures after her experience living in Beirut, a city full of contrasts and frame of many Israeli invasions and bombardments, the face of the children looking at the sky, looking at the bombers, was the inspiration.
I'm sure you will enjoy the images...
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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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| Ana Corbero's Giant Children Sculptures in Carmona, Spain. (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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| Ana Corbero at her studio in Carmona, Spain (By Gustavo Thomas. 2011) |
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