Guadalupe Maravilla's Volcanic Rock Sculptures Invoke Resilience and Regeneration
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Guadalupe Maravilla's sculptures, shaped from volcanic rock, embody his personal migration experience from El Salvador, reflecting themes of trauma and resilience through art.
The 'Dream Backpacks' series symbolizes the burdens of immigration, representing how individuals carry their past in search of new beginnings, laden with personal significance.
Maravilla's works draw on spiritual elements like retablos and reflect on his colon cancer experiences, intertwining personal narrative with broader themes of hope and healing.
December 12 holds deep significance for Maravilla; it marks milestones in his cancer journey, capturing renewal and introspection through his artistic expressions.
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