Kunã and Turusu

Turusu means "great" in the language of the Tupi Indians and Kunã means "woman". They are two young Indians who appear in three collections of NFTs whose setting is the Amazon Rainforest.

The Turusú project was conceived and developed by João Hélios Figueiredo in partnership with the Brazilian artist João Miranda. There are three collections (The Forest, The River and The Village) with an offer of 10,000 NFTs in each collection available for purchase on the OpenSea platform.

Executive Director: João Hélios Figueiredo.

Retired from Petrobras where he spent more than three decades working in the company's operational area.

Artistic Director: João Miranda.

Brazilian plastic artist since 2001 whose works have been exhibited at the Brazilian Museum of Sculpture (MUBE), São Paulo Museum of Modern Art (MAM) and the British School of Arts (EBAC).
A talented painter, his paintings draw attention to the lines inspired by Van Gogh. His paintings are acquired by collectors in North, South America, Europe and Asia. In 2021 he delved into the universe of digital art and NFTs.

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