Jordy R. Poma - "Libebula I" Hanging Ceramic Sculpture
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"Libebula I"
Hanging Ceramic Sculpture.
Limpia by Jordy Rengifo Poma and Terry Teufel
In the Amazon, tobacco has been a bridge between the human and the spiritual for hundreds of years. Offered to the spirits, used in healing ceremonies, carried as medicine, it holds knowledge that cannot be seen.
Huayruro seeds, red and black, and unmistakable. Woven into a bracelet, gifted and placed on a newborn’s wrist, it carries the intention of protection from bad energy. It embodies a collective care.
Human faced pupae reflect on the vulnerability of insects, who are disappearing at an alarming rate, and vulnerability of human life at early stages.
Limpia means to cleanse, to clear, to make safe. Together, the insect forms, the tobacco, and the seeds, are a quiet call to attention: to recognize vulnerability around us and to protect the most fragile.
Jordy R. Poma
Education
San Ignacio de Loyola University, Lima, Peru. Culinary Art, June 2014
Lourdes University, Sylvania, Ohio, August 2023- onward.
Exhibitions
Undisclosed, group exhibition at The Toledo School for the Arts, June 2022.
Santo Cabron launch party, Latinx group exhibition, Copacabana, New York, December 2022.
Las Curiosas, solo exhibition at Sofia Quintero Cultural Art Center, Toledo, Ohio, June 2023.
MyCielo: A Fungi Experience solo exhibition at Hudson Gallery, Sylvania, Ohio, July 2023.
Las Curiosas, solo exhibition at The Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio, August 2023.
Lourdes University Annual Student Art Exhibition, Sylvania, Ohio, April 2024.
Awards
LAMB award, Lourdes University Art Department, April 2024.
Alumni Award for Three-Dimensional, Lourdes University Art Department for Unmasked, Stoneware, April 2024.
Student Exhibition Peer Award, Lourdes University Art Department, April 2024.
Visiting Artist
Community Art Day, multimedia art taught in Mishquiyacu, Peru, September 2021.
Botanical Impressions, taught at the Chabad House for the friendship circle, February 2022.
Hand Building class, taught in the Imagination station with the friendship circle, March 2023.
Community Art Day, multimedia art, taught in Mishquiyacu, Peru, December 2023.
Textured tiles and hand building, taught in the family center, at the Toledo Museum of Art, January 2024.
Textured tiles, taught at Mckinley STEMM Academy, Toledo, Ohio, February 2024.
Textured tiles, taught at Bittersweet Farms, Swanton, Ohio, March 2024
All sales on original artwork are final. No discounts apply.
Hanging Ceramic Sculpture.
Limpia by Jordy Rengifo Poma and Terry Teufel
In the Amazon, tobacco has been a bridge between the human and the spiritual for hundreds of years. Offered to the spirits, used in healing ceremonies, carried as medicine, it holds knowledge that cannot be seen.
Huayruro seeds, red and black, and unmistakable. Woven into a bracelet, gifted and placed on a newborn’s wrist, it carries the intention of protection from bad energy. It embodies a collective care.
Human faced pupae reflect on the vulnerability of insects, who are disappearing at an alarming rate, and vulnerability of human life at early stages.
Limpia means to cleanse, to clear, to make safe. Together, the insect forms, the tobacco, and the seeds, are a quiet call to attention: to recognize vulnerability around us and to protect the most fragile.
Jordy R. Poma
Education
San Ignacio de Loyola University, Lima, Peru. Culinary Art, June 2014
Lourdes University, Sylvania, Ohio, August 2023- onward.
Exhibitions
Undisclosed, group exhibition at The Toledo School for the Arts, June 2022.
Santo Cabron launch party, Latinx group exhibition, Copacabana, New York, December 2022.
Las Curiosas, solo exhibition at Sofia Quintero Cultural Art Center, Toledo, Ohio, June 2023.
MyCielo: A Fungi Experience solo exhibition at Hudson Gallery, Sylvania, Ohio, July 2023.
Las Curiosas, solo exhibition at The Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio, August 2023.
Lourdes University Annual Student Art Exhibition, Sylvania, Ohio, April 2024.
Awards
LAMB award, Lourdes University Art Department, April 2024.
Alumni Award for Three-Dimensional, Lourdes University Art Department for Unmasked, Stoneware, April 2024.
Student Exhibition Peer Award, Lourdes University Art Department, April 2024.
Visiting Artist
Community Art Day, multimedia art taught in Mishquiyacu, Peru, September 2021.
Botanical Impressions, taught at the Chabad House for the friendship circle, February 2022.
Hand Building class, taught in the Imagination station with the friendship circle, March 2023.
Community Art Day, multimedia art, taught in Mishquiyacu, Peru, December 2023.
Textured tiles and hand building, taught in the family center, at the Toledo Museum of Art, January 2024.
Textured tiles, taught at Mckinley STEMM Academy, Toledo, Ohio, February 2024.
Textured tiles, taught at Bittersweet Farms, Swanton, Ohio, March 2024
All sales on original artwork are final. No discounts apply.
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