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STRASBOURG, France – An exhibition showcasing Aboriginal pointillism, Indian poetry, and Navajo sand paintings will be held starting September 7, 2025, at the Ciarus venue, located at 7 rue Kinkmatt. The exhibition promises a diverse exploration of indigenous art forms and cultural narratives.
The exhibition features works like “goat and pipal in the moon” by SANJAY PARHAD, using natural materials on canvas. The piece is inspired by a legend where the moon was once covered in greenery, gradually consumed by a goat, leaving only a single pipal tree.
Another featured artist, ORLANDO MYERSON, presents “Humpbacked Yei (Yei with a backpack),” a sand-on-wood piece. This work depicts a depressed hero carrying a heavy load, symbolized by a black suede skin bag filled with seeds, representing untapped potential.
“He believes that it is a burden but in reality, it is a richness.”
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