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Plaster reinterprets the materiality of hand-worked plaster, transforming it into a design that blends craftsmanship and innovation.
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160x320 cm (63”x127”)
162x324 cm (63¾”x 127½”)
: While the file likely refers to the Brazilian Carnival group, "Trás-os-Montes" is originally a historic province in Portugal. The Brazilian bloco was named after this region, reflecting the deep Lusophone ties and the tradition of naming carnival groups after geographical regions or historical themes.
The title refers to , a historic Carnival "bloco" (group) from Salvador, Bahia, which was influential in the 1970s and 80s for modernizing the festival with technical innovations and fashion, such as the use of jumpsuits instead of traditional robes. The phrase "Porcelana boa da a vó" translates roughly to "Good porcelain from grandma," which is a colloquial or nostalgic reference often used in Brazilian regional music titles. Below is a summary of the context surrounding this topic: 1. The "Traz os Montes" Bloco Traz os Montes - Procelana boa da a vГі 2022.rar
: Founded in the 1970s, Traz os Montes was a pioneer in the Salvador Carnival. It was known for its "marketing" approach and for being a trendsetter among the youth. : While the file likely refers to the
: Files with the .rar extension typically contain collections of MP3s or recordings. A 2022 archive with this name likely contains a "Flashback" or "Best of" collection of Axé music, potentially featuring live recordings or rare tracks from the bloco's peak years. The phrase "Porcelana boa da a vó" translates
: The group is famously cited for opting for jumpsuits ( macacões ) over the traditional mortalhas (loose robes), though organizers later noted that the sizing logistics for jumpsuits were much more difficult than the one-size-fits-all robes. 2. The 2022 Digital Archive
Based on the specific string provided, appears to be a digital archive (RAR file) containing music or cultural media, likely related to the Brazilian "Axé" or "Carnaval" scene.
: While the file likely refers to the Brazilian Carnival group, "Trás-os-Montes" is originally a historic province in Portugal. The Brazilian bloco was named after this region, reflecting the deep Lusophone ties and the tradition of naming carnival groups after geographical regions or historical themes.
The title refers to , a historic Carnival "bloco" (group) from Salvador, Bahia, which was influential in the 1970s and 80s for modernizing the festival with technical innovations and fashion, such as the use of jumpsuits instead of traditional robes. The phrase "Porcelana boa da a vó" translates roughly to "Good porcelain from grandma," which is a colloquial or nostalgic reference often used in Brazilian regional music titles. Below is a summary of the context surrounding this topic: 1. The "Traz os Montes" Bloco
: Founded in the 1970s, Traz os Montes was a pioneer in the Salvador Carnival. It was known for its "marketing" approach and for being a trendsetter among the youth.
: Files with the .rar extension typically contain collections of MP3s or recordings. A 2022 archive with this name likely contains a "Flashback" or "Best of" collection of Axé music, potentially featuring live recordings or rare tracks from the bloco's peak years.
: The group is famously cited for opting for jumpsuits ( macacões ) over the traditional mortalhas (loose robes), though organizers later noted that the sizing logistics for jumpsuits were much more difficult than the one-size-fits-all robes. 2. The 2022 Digital Archive
Based on the specific string provided, appears to be a digital archive (RAR file) containing music or cultural media, likely related to the Brazilian "Axé" or "Carnaval" scene.