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Body Art as It Is in Cuba
By: Mercedes Ramos |
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Body art is now an art form gaining worldwide momentum for its beauty and originality and Cuba is not lagging in this trend.
More than a year ago on the Isle of Youth, south of Havana, the "Carapachibey Arte Corporal" (Carapachibey Body Art) project was developed to encourage body art besides acting, music and dance.
In an interview with Cubaplus, group manager Evelio González Carbonell explained that the project is intended to train dancers, models and artists to create a high impact performance that today is not often seen on stages and catwalks around the island.
González said that the project includes elevating levels of specialized development and professional training, as well as participation in different territorial, national and international art shows performed using ballet, folklore and modern dance, among other corporal expressions.
Each show tells a story with a naturalistic speech performed by dancers who turn into live canvasses: deities, creatures brimming with eyes, breasts and other body parts; anthropomorphic and plant beings, fully voluptuous with an impressive eroticism.
Each Carapachibey presentation is a living exhibition overwhelming with color, lines, textures, lights, shapes and concepts painted by each artist on the body of the models with their
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