Claudia Andujar – Trajectories
An internationally renowned photographer, Claudia Andujar recounts her journey from fleeing Central Europe during World War II to discovering the Yanomami people in the northern Amazon in the 1970s, which changed the course of her life. With them and other artisans, she founded the Pro-Yanomami Commission (CCPY) and created a photographic body of work of exceptional beauty and technical precision.
The "Trajetórias" series explores the careers and contributions of various Brazilian figures to the country's arts and culture. Topics covered include theater, television, film, experimentation, photography, music, cultural management, memory, ancestry, the struggle of indigenous peoples, Afro-Brazilian culture, and gender issues.
To watch all episodes, access the playlist: https://bit.ly/TrajetóriasIC