Juan Sebastián Rico signs the space that features the reproduction of an indigenous relic, with drawings, embroidery and illuminated inscriptions from the Shipibo ethnic group
Submitted at Oct 3, 2018, 3:01 PM
At CASACOR Peru 2018 , Juan Sebastián Rico designed the Shipibo Stupa. The stupa is a Buddhist monument that represents the mind of enlightened beings. At the site, it was reproduced on a half-ton disc made of wood, steel and stone. 
The monument was placed in the center of a tropical garden and creates a space for contemplation and rest along the exhibition route. The structure suspends the reproduction of the indigenous relic, with drawings, embroidery and illuminated inscriptions of the Shipibo ethnic group. 
The sculpture's conical surfaces feature continuous curved lines that feature ethnic patterns in red, white and black. Natural light illuminates the piece through a central opening in the monument. 
The central atrium is surrounded by six benches of natural weaves outlined by a terracotta brick path and the pleasant vegetation of native plants. CASACOR PERU SERVICE 2018 WHEN? 
