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| SYNCRETISM
1. Reconciliation
or fusion of differing systems of belief, as in philosophy or religion,
especially when success is partial or the result is heterogeneous.
2. Linguistics. The merging of two or more originally different
intellectual forms.
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This is a mola,
a handmade work made up of several cut and sown pieces of cloth
that the Kuna women of
the San Blas Islands make for their traditional blouses, here, the bottom most cloth was a children’s
bed sheet of Dragon Ball Z and that the designs printed were kept as an integral
part of the work.
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It is possible that the woman who designed this mola does not know
who this fat
bearded man represents.
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Traditional hand woven shoes of the Wayuu people of the Guajira peninsula.
Here the Tommy Hilfiger brand
has been used as the design. “Tommy is fashionable” .
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Mexico
city – The Merced
market place “ Crazy Chicken Tacos” – and Coca
Cola...
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In Panama, Coca Cola
murals…I don’t know if they are painted by the business
owners or the local Coca promo crew. |
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Pepsi mosaic in Utila,
Honduras. |
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