MR1175

MR1175

MR1175 · Amazon · 1990

From a young age, boys accompany their fathers on hunting expeditions, where they have fun with small animals and acquire the skills to one day become independent and hunt for themselves and their families. Jungle creatures are part of the diet and are skilfully hunted with spears and arrows.

The Yanomami, once in the Parima Mountains, now reside in valleys due to historical invasions. They have a population of about 38,000, with three primary languages. In 1990, Mirella Ricciardi supported their territory demarcation, which was achieved in 1992. In 2022, a new mining invasion caused a humanitarian tragedy surpassing the challenges of 1990.

Available prints
Large60” x 40”Digital Baryta Print · Edition of 15 + 2APs
Small29” x 19”Digital Baryta Print · Edition of 15 + 2APs
Edition
15+2AP
Print processes
Digital Baryta Print
Community
The Yanomami

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