Brazilian artist, documents life in the favela with work that has already crossed borders, she proves that culture is revolution, and that the favela deserves occupying museums and exhibitions too.
Great insight into Salemm's work - there are quite a few priceless shots, I particularly love last one, I can see why big brands are interested into her work. Let's hope that cultural affirmation turns into another stone in the way of real estate and right wing governments and help keep Rocinha in the hands of its people.
I visited the favela a year ago, an experience I recommend to everyone visiting Rio. The post that followed, hope you don't mind me sharing it. I think it provides some interesting insights:
Loved to see you visited Rocinha and enjoyed it, and the comments section is a space for us to **grow together**, so no problem at all on posting a link to your publication, in fact I enjoy it, because it’s how good people find good content. Thanks for sharing. I’ll give a read right now!
Great insight into Salemm's work - there are quite a few priceless shots, I particularly love last one, I can see why big brands are interested into her work. Let's hope that cultural affirmation turns into another stone in the way of real estate and right wing governments and help keep Rocinha in the hands of its people.
I visited the favela a year ago, an experience I recommend to everyone visiting Rio. The post that followed, hope you don't mind me sharing it. I think it provides some interesting insights:
https://alessandromanni.substack.com/p/rocinha
Loved to see you visited Rocinha and enjoyed it, and the comments section is a space for us to **grow together**, so no problem at all on posting a link to your publication, in fact I enjoy it, because it’s how good people find good content. Thanks for sharing. I’ll give a read right now!
These are all brilliant but that second to last one man! It’s perfect. Thanks for sharing Salemm’s work!
Full of Punctum, right?