Welcome to Venezuela Pavilion
A cozy pavilion of 1.000 square meters, offers visitors to the desertic country the opportunity to immerse themselves in the magnificent human, geographical and cultural heritage of one of the seventeen megadiverse countries on the planet.
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An honorable heritage, a promising future
The theme of the Venezuela pavilion, “an honorable heritage, a promising future” pays tribute at the same time to the Venezuelan indigenous cultures and the legacy of the great Venezuelan masters of kinetic art, including the exhibition of an original work by the artist Juvenal Ravelo, the last living exponent of this manifestation.
Simón Bolívar, El Libertador
Wherever Venezuela is, Bolívar will always be there.
“Our homeland and its hamlets,
Its torrential oils,
Its vegetable regions
And its tumult of rivers,
Salt flats and farmlands,
Animals of labor,
Weeping, jubilation and sweat
Of this land and its people,
Are simply called
Bolívar Libertador”.
Bolívar in a reading book, Aquiles Nazoa (1920-1976)
Chromatic Modules
Whether with family or friends, the imposing mural by the artist Juvenal Ravelo embraces with its vibrant colors everything that happens in the Venezuelan Pavilion.
Chromatic Modules in homage to the Venezuelan jungle, Juvenal Ravelo, 2021.
My flag
Amarillo es el sol que nace al Alba
Azulito es el cielo que me abraza
Y Rojito el compromiso con mi patria soberana
Con mi tierra, con mi gente, a vencer cada batalla
Mi bandera, Handel Mendoza
The infinite children
When you have a child, you have the world inside
And the heart outside.
And when you have two children
Have all the children of the earth,
The millions of children with whom the lands cry,
With which mothers laugh, with which the worlds dream
Andrés Eloy Blanco, Venezuelan poet.
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“Through the photographic eye the world can be seen in a new light; a world largely uncharted and unknown; a world waiting to be discovered and revealed.”
Edward Weston, American photographer (1886-1958).
