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Hugo Carrasco – [ca] <\/strong><\/p>\n Aquesta interpretaci\u00f3 de Sant Jordi parteix de la icona cl\u00e0ssica per a reinterpretar-lo en el llenguatge visual del tatuatge. La imatge, com la llegenda, ens parla de la lluita contra l’ego per a buscar la florida del nostre jo m\u00e9s llumin\u00f3s. Forma part de l’exposici\u00f3 itinerant \u00abLa Escalera\u00bb, que ha recorregut diferents pa\u00efsos d’Europa i Llatinoam\u00e8rica per a recaptar fons per a la Reserva Orqu\u00eddies, un projecte de conservaci\u00f3 i reforestaci\u00f3 de zones d’alt inter\u00e8s ecol\u00f2gic prop de Medell\u00edn (Col\u00f2mbia).<\/p>\n [en] <\/strong><\/p>\n This interpretation of Sant Jordi is based on the classic icon which is recreated in the visual language of tattoo. The image, like the legend, tells us about the struggle against the ego to seek the flowering of our brightest self. It is part of the itinerant exhibition \u00abLa Escalera\u00bb, which has toured different countries in Europe and Latin America to raise funds for the Orquideas Reserve, a conservation and reforestation project in areas of high ecological interest near Medellin (Colombia).<\/p>\n
\nEl Guerrero
\n– 2016 – 58 x 83 cm
\nPainting \/ mixed media on watercolor paper – <\/p>\n