
"Woven Mountains: An Argentine Perspective on Minya Heritage."
Artist / María Teresa Molinari ، Argentina (2025)"Woven Mountains: An Argentine Perspective on Minya Heritage." This textile piece from Argentina is featured in the "Sun Boats" exhibition, which focuses on the Beni Hassan Mountain and the Beni Hassan Tombs in Minya. As both a creator and participant, I aim to establish a visual and conceptual connection between the artistic traditions of the Andean region and the historical and cultural significance of this Egyptian site. The weaving incorporates elements characteristic of Argentine weaving, such as specific patterns, colors, and techniques. These elements are intended to interact, in some way, with the exhibition's themes. This interaction could be achieved through: Visual similarities: The geometric patterns or color palettes in the weaving may evoke the Minya landscape or the motifs found in tombs. Conceptual connections: The textile traditions in Argentina may share symbolic meanings or underlying cultural values related to origin, land, or spirituality, which resonate with the history and purpose of Beni Hassan. The weaving represents my individual artistic response to the powerful imagery and historical weight of the mountain and the tombs, offering an outsider's perspective on this Egyptian heritage. By placing this Argentine textile within the context of the "Sun Boats" exhibition and its focus on Beni Hassan, the aim is to create a dialogue between cultures, inviting viewers to reflect on potential connections and shared human experiences across different geographic regions and historical periods. The work aims to offer a new perspective on the exhibition's themes, enriching it with the artistic language of Argentine textile art.
Artist | Artist / María Teresa Molinari ، Argentina |
Year | 2025 |
Location | On View |
Material | Unknown |
Accession Number | N/A |
Dimensions | 60/80 |
Credit | Sun Boats Collection |