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Indigófera Tintorea

2019

“…The entanglement of branches, foliage, and flowers transports us to the memory of time and the genealogy of plants, reflecting the bond that Lucila cultivates with her conception of the landscape. What grows inside is amplified outside. The drawing takes shape through the pluralism of plants and their alchemical manifestation in the body. Time and nature are themselves the agents of healing.— If in a deeper layer of ink an empty space remains on the white of the paper, like a scar marked in the middle of the jungle, the layer that follows creates a natural process of regeneration; with more ink and other branches, it heals itself…

Tainá Azeredo, exhibition text for the “Indigofera Tinctorea” exhibition, El Mirador Gallery, 2019

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