Alebrijes En San Jose is an art installation featuring eight sculptures, each 22 feet tall, crafted by artisans from Oaxaca, Mexico. These sculptures are based on Zapotec legends and are made of fiberglass with a metal structure, weighing over 1,200 pounds each. The installation opens on August 8 at the San Jose Jazz Summerfest and will be displayed at Plaza de Cesar Chavez until September 28. An Alebrijes-themed drone show will take place during the festival, and the exhibition aims to resonate with immigrant communities.
The creatures are crafted from fiberglass with a reinforced internal metal structure; each weighs over 1,200 pounds, symbolizing the strength of Zapotec legends.
The Alebrijes En San Jose installation features eight sculptures that stand 22 feet tall, showcasing the artistry and cultural significance of the Alebrije art form.
The installation will be on view at Plaza de Cesar Chavez through Sept. 28, highlighting the importance of immigrant communities in today's society and their cultural expression.
An Alebrijes-themed drone show will take place on August 9, adding a contemporary twist to the traditional art form and engaging the community.
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