Manuel Cunjama (20th Century) Mexico, "Good and Evil"
Manuel Cunjama, "Good and Evil" Mexico, 1997 Mixed Media on Wood.
Manuel Cunjama (20th Century) Mexico, "Wisdom and Love"
Manuel Cunjama (20th Century) Mexico
"Wisdom and Love", 1997. Mixed Media on Wood.
Cunjama uses symbols from his native culture to represent the struggle we face in the developing world. “the eye represents the highest good because it is light and knowledge, because it reminds you that someone is watching on you, your conscience so you be good in life and because it is that we through our human eye can show our love and our emotion flows in tears through them.”
Manuel Cunjama (20th Century) Mexico,
"Good and Evil"
Maria Ruibal (20th Century) Mexican, "Adventurous", 1995, Oil on Canvas
“The terrible destruction of nature must worry us at most. The result of this destruction is an eroded planet and in its infertile lands no crops will grow. There will be no food, people will cause more wars and animals that have endured times like this one will vanish. Look at her, in the adventure of life she is coming to warn us. “Stop the destruction…you will destroy us ... you will destroy yourself … “.
