Vade Retro
Published: 03.10.2024
Necklace: Broken Hearts III, 2010
Gold, rough diamond beads and boji
32 x 20 x 1.5 cm each
Photo by: Lucas Cuervo Moura
From series: Tereza Seabra Collection
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'The incomprehensible and the manifestations of evil spirits and supernatural forces have always weighed heavily on the fate of men.
For this reason and in order to combat the unknown, lives were sacrificed, temples were built, gods were invoked, and protective objects, amulets, and talismans were made to overcome the fear of the occult.'*
*Excerpt from the exhibition room text Vade Retro. Curated by Tereza Seabra, Lisbon. Galeria Tereza Seabra, September-November 2021.
The text Vade Retro is part of the book J 01 Tereza Seabra written by Cristina Filipe.
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