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The Omo PeopleThese images arrived in a PDF from someone in Belgium. These are probably Mursi and Suri. The Omo River empties into Lake Turkana. Lately, it's been spoiled by too many tourists, probably lured there by images like these. Sigh....
HANS SILVESTERHabitantes del valle del rio Omo en Etiopía, fotografiados por Hans Silvester. canta: Cecilia Bartoli
Las tribus del valle del OmoEste vídeo se lo dedico a Hans Silvester fotógrafo alemán autor de estas extraordinarias fotografías que en el año 2006 terminó un trabajo de varios años sobre el pueblo del valle del Omo, situado entre Etiopía, Kenia y Sudán, un mundo perdido, un lugar que no figura en los mapas. Lejos de cualquier capital, con un clima extremo, se esconde uno de los lugares más salvajes de África en el que viven unas 15 tribus nómadas o seminómadas. Allí decidió ir, a la cuna de la Humanidad, a aquel lugar donde al parecer se efectuó la separación del hombre y del mono, para conocer a estas tribus que, sin saberlo, son guardianes de nuestro patrimonio común. Se pintan el cuerpo con arcilla coloreada hasta dos o tres veces al día, como si cambiasen de vestido. Para los más jóvenes es una forma de coquetería, de seducción, de fiesta. Pero también un orgullo. Las escarificaciones, las mutilaciones que se infligen las mujeres mursi para colocarse su plato labial... son signos de elegancia, de belleza, de fortaleza y de valor.
Hans Silvester , otra vez.
D'après Hans SilvesterTribus de l'Omo (montage-photos sonorisé)
HANS SILVESTER RIO OMO
The Painted People - Pure and natural art - Beautiful ...Les Tribus De L'Omo - The painted people of the Surma and Mursi tribes in Southern Ethiopia - Photos by Hans Silvester These images can teach all the artists what the real and natural art is .This is an example of how nature taught a man to live in the midst of colours and pigments of natures kind
Tribus de l'Omo (wmv).wmvDans la vallée de lOmo, aux confins de lÉthiopie et à des siècles de la modernité, vivent de nombreuses tribus d'agriculteurs et d'éleveurs semi-nomades. Pendant six ans, Hans Silvester a photographié ces tribus qui risquent de disparaître. Un projet hydroélectrique, celui de Gilgel Gibe, menace, en effet, la sécurité alimentaire de près dun demi-million de personnes au Kenya et en Éthiopie. En plus de détruire lécosystème de la vallée de lOmo, reconnu internationalement pour sa biodiversité, il aura des effets dévastateurs pour la qualité de vie des populations locales, dont il menace le bien-être et même la survie. Regardez bien ces photos, ce sont peut-être les dernières. Ce montage a été réalisé sur la musique dAmadou et Mariam (M' bifé balafon en boucle)
Äthiopien - Im Tal des OmoBilder von Hans Silvester Musik von Blue Lounge - African Forrest
Afroamerindios Channel - The Omo PeopleThe wonderful people of the Omo Valley (Ethiopia) . DOES HELPING THEM MEAN MARKING OFF THEIR TERRITORY? ..dressing them,teaching them to write,to build cities,or long-distance adoption of their children? Are we sure that having them emulate our society,which is fast heading for self destruction,is really in their best interest? Wouldn't it be better to let them decide what's best for them,seeing that their traditional systems have protected them unaltered for thousands of years?. www.sangredeamerica.org / photography project by : Hans .Silvester
Faces of Africa photos Hans Silvester G. PreySINGmusi download preysing.mp3.wp.pl
MayaVanya - It Began in AfricaMaya Vanya - It Began in Africa Maya Vanya Remix of Andreas Hennenberg & Simon2's - Bolingo Gringo for the Kittball Records African Children's Choir cause inspired by Natural Fashion: Tribal Decoration from Africa by Hans Silvester
Painting Rose's Tale - Art by TET"Rose's Tale" is another cat artwork inspired by the book 'Cats in the Sun' by Hans Silvester. In this video I talk about the inspiration for this artwork, mistakes and briefly introduce you to the two cats that I live with. "Rose's Tale", Acrylic on Canvas Stretcher, 50 x 60cm, July 2007
Painting Leap Frog Jac - Art by TET'Leap Frog Jac' features 'Jac the Cat' making a some what wild attempt at catching a very quick frog. Inspired by an image from Hans Silvester's book 'Cats in the Sun' I talk about the creation of the artwork and how I reached a compromise between planned composition and the spontaneity of just starting to paint.
1C / Teatro com obra de Hans SilvesterTrabalho de Artes sobre teatro criado a partir de obra (arte africana e indígena)
1C / Teatro com fotografia de Hans SilvesterTrabalho de Artes sobre teatro criado a partir de fotografia (arte africana e indígena).
1C / Teatro com obra de Hans SilvesterTrabalho de Artes sobre teatro criado a partir de obra (arte africana e indígena)
1c / Teatro com obra de Hans SilvesterTrabalho de Artes sobre teatro criado aa partir de obra (arte africana,indígena)
TRABALHO TRIBOS RIO OMO.wmvTrabalho diferente baseado na Copa da África. Recriamos as fotos de Hans Sylvester tiradas nas tribos as margens do Rio Omo , na Etiópia. Realizado pelos alunos de alemão das turmas das sétimas e oitavas (vespertino e matutino) da Escalo Estadual Prof. Joaquim Santiago - Colônia Santana - São José - SC . Créditos: Hans Sylvester . Edição: Meirielle Tainara de Souza (a professora de Alemão)
Séquence imbriquée 01.mpgDans la vallée de lOmo, aux confins de lÉthiopie et à des siècles de la modernité, vivent de nombreuses tribus d'agriculteurs et d'éleveurs semi-nomades. Pendant six ans, Hans Silvester a photographié ces tribus qui risquent de disparaître. Un projet hydroélectrique, celui de Gilgel Gibe, menace, en effet, la sécurité alimentaire de près dun demi-million de personnes au Kenya et en Éthiopie. En plus de détruire lécosystème de la vallée de lOmo, reconnu internationalement pour sa biodiversité, il aura des effets dévastateurs pour la qualité de vie des populations locales, dont il menace le bien-être et même la survie. Regardez bien ces photos, ce sont peut-être les dernières. Ce montage a été réalisé sur la musique dAmadou et Mariam (M' bifé balafon en boucle)
Tribos das margens do rio Oma | AfricaNos confins da Etiópia, a séculos da modernidade, Hans Silvester fotografou, durante seis anos, tribos onde homens, mulheres, crianças e velhos são gênios de uma arte ancestral. A seus pés, o rio de Omo. Sobre um triângulo Etíope-Sudanês-Keniano, no grande Vale do Rift que se separa lentamente da África, existe uma região vulcânica que fornece uma imensa paleta de pigmentos: ocre vermelho, argila branca, verde cobre, amarelo luminoso ou o cinza de cinzas. Eles são gênios da pintura e seus corpos, de dois metros de altura, uma imensa tela. A força de sua arte cabe em três palavras: os dedos, a vitalidade ea liberdade. Eles desenham com as mãos abertas, com a ponta das unhas, às vezes com uma ponta de madeira, um junco, um talo quebrado. www.unitedphotopress.com
DEEP FOREST "Forest Power" for OMO PeopleLES PEUPLES DE L'OMO En Ethiopie, depuis des siècles, dans la Vallée de l'Omo, vivent 200 000 personnes regroupées en tribus d'agriculteurs et d'éleveurs semi-nomades : les Peuples de l'Omo, aussi appelés les Hommes-Fleurs. Véritables Artistes, ils ont coutume de peindre leur corps et d'utiliser la nature qui les entoure pour s'embellir et se distinguer, comme en témoignent entre autres les photographies de Hans Silvester. Cependant, l'avenir de ces peuples est incertain : un barrage hydroélectrique géant, Gibe III, est en construction sur l'Omo. Une fois achevé, il anéantirait un environnement fragile et le mode de vie de ces tribus qui dépendent étroitement du fleuve et de sa crue annuelle. Plusieurs associations internationales travaillent à dénoncer des conséquences catastrophiques et certains investisseurs se sont retirés du projet. Soutenez l'action de SURVIVAL, visitez le site www.survivalfrance.org PEOPLES OF OMO In Ethiopia, for centuries, in the Omo Valley, 200 000 people live grouped in tribes of farmers and ranchers semi-nomadic Peoples of the Omo, also called the Flower Men. Real Artists, they are wont to paint their bodies and use the nature around them to beautify themselves and distinguish themselves, as evidenced among other photography by Hans Silvester. However, the future of these peoples is uncertain: a giant hydroelectric dam, Gibe III, is under construction on the Omo. Once completed, it would destroy the fragile environment and the lifestyle of ...
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Lift Every Voice and Sing by Wintley Phipps with LyricsLift Every Voice and Sing/ The Black National Anthem written in the year 1900 by James and John Johnson. Sung by Wintley Phipps. Photos by Hans Silvester,The Malcom X Estate, and other images gathered through Google search engine. I do not own the music or the video. Please enjoy. Thanks for watching. This is an inspiring song.
The Omo River PeopleThe Omo River is an important river of southern Ethiopia. Its course is entirely contained within the boundaries of Ethiopia, and empties into Lake Turkana on the border with Kenya. It is the principal stream of an endorheic drainage basin; the part that the Omo drains includes part of the western Oromia Region and the middle of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region. There in the confines of Ethiopia, centuries away from modernity, Hans Sylvester photographed during six years the tribes where men, women, children, old people, are geniuses of an ancient art, body painting. The region provides a vast range of pigments, red ochre, white kaolin, copper green, yellow or light gray ash. The Omo Tribes are genius of body painting, and their bodies of two meters high is a huge canvas. The strength of their art lies in three words: fingers, speed and freedom. They draw open hands, the tip of nails, sometimes with a piece of wood, a reed, a crushed stem. The lively gestures, rapid, spontaneous, beyond childhood, this essential movement that major contemporary masters seek when they learned a lot and try to forget everything. Body Painting, only the desire to decorate, to seduce, to be beautiful, a game and a permanent pleasure. The Omo Tribe in Africa just have to plunge their fingers into the clay and, in two minutes, on the chest, breasts, pubic area, legs, is born nothing less than a Miro, Picasso, Pollock, a Tàpies, a Klee
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