Culture Module
Culture Module
Culture Is Beyond Curiosity
WE MUST RESPECT THEM AND TRY TO UNDERSTAND THEM, TO ACHIEVE A HEALTHY COEXISTENCE
Enhance
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Language
Learn Languages to improve the understanding of regional or local words.
Body Language. Non-verbal communication to reveal our true feelings and emotions, includes gestures, eye movements, facial expressions, breathing's patterns, body posture, touch and use of space.
Art
Skill and human creative imagination to express ideas, thoughts, emotions, intuitions and desires, to communicate beauty, harmony between amazement or cynicism, hope or despair, adoration or resentment.
Produces masterpieces in sculpture, painting, music, film, literature and dance.
Architecture
The art of building structures optimizing materials, light, shade, spaces, volumes, plans, masses and voids.
"KISS principle: Keep It Simple, Stupid". The use of natural materials from the ground and easy acquisition, is the easiest way to solve the housing problem.
Food
The legacy of Food and traditional dishes vary according to the climate, culture, time of year.
The passion for the production of artisanal beverages and dishes, requires heart, soul, time and patience to create an excellent final product. No additives and chemicals that can harm our health.
Toys
Being a child is having fantasies, creativity, challenges, dreams, imagination, playing time and so the creation of toys and using them frequently help to have mental agility and solve everyday problems.
Technology has displaced the individuality of children, now a toy is the idea of a single person or team. The child's challenge to think on its own and try to solve a problem It has been lost, either individually or as a team.
Clothing
The identity of a culture is its traditional dress that shows heritage, pride, social, civil or religious status.
Western dress codes have become commonplace, traditional garments are often worn at special events or celebrations. Such costumes often come in two forms: one for everyday occasions, the other for festivals.
Traditions
Transmit or inherit to the new generations behaviors, customs, beliefs within a particular society or group.
Celebrations, traditional outfits, initiations, body paint designs, carnivals, rituals, warrior codes that emphasizes loyalty, strength, and integrity.
Cultural Attitudes
“Wherever you go….do what you see”
Adapt to the customs and habits of a place where we are or travel Respecting lifestyle, rules, schedules, laws, idiosyncrasies of the inhabitants to avoid conflicts. But avoiding bad manners.
Timeline
Bring “Adventure” Back Into Play
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2009-06-19 Exposición Revolución Mexicana
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2008-09-13 Xochimilco
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