PERU, MY HOME

from COLOR THEORY

by Alejandra León

SPACES

Research And Analyze

Peruvian culture is the synthesis of expressions, colors, and customs of di erent origins. Currently, Peru has 12 places inscribed on the World Heritage List, being Machu Picchu one of the 7 wonders of the world. Peru has three regions in its territory: The coast, jungle, and mountain regions.

Terracotta colors abound in the mountains, blue colors on the coast, and green colors with di erent shades in the jungle. The traditional clothing of Peru is a symbol of identity for the community, during the festive dates, events are held with colorful and original costumes from the area. In the mountains, men and women put on “ponchos” and dress in bright colors to start the festival. The architecture comprises a wide bed of built styles. Towards the periphery of the city, houses are located near the hills dyed with bright colors, while in the center of the city, the colors are atter.

Country Full Of Colors

MAGNIFICENT FOOD AND LANDSCAPES

Research And Analyze

Tanzania is located in Africa, where live more than 120 ethnic groups, this distinguishes their culture and make it one of the richest and most varied culture. Some of its most important customs are the rain dance and the jump of the bull. In their clothes, the color red, gold and blue are the most important for their culture. Regarding architecture, the constructions are varied, we can nd straw, wooden sticks, mud, adobe, and earth.

African crafts are samples of their art. Paintings and objects are required to set the interiors and exteriors of the community houses. These objects are also used as utensils of daily life. In its furniture, geometric motifs, ora, and fauna predominate on doors.