Miña Nai
Domestic images that seem unearthed directly from memory, a lost childhood, motherhood. These are the components of this visual piece by Area Erina, an emotional montage imbued with colors and textures, for “Adhesive Tape”, a literary-musical project that combines the music of Jesús Andrés Tejada and the texts of Silvia Penas.
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Domestic images that seem unearthed directly from memory, a lost childhood, motherhood. These are the components of this visual piece by Area Erina, an emotional montage imbued with colors and textures, for “Adhesive Tape”, a literary-musical project that combines the music of Jesús Andrés Tejada and the texts of Silvia Penas.
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