Nicolas Ross explores the Samurai character in life in a new show

With “Kurobōzu/Dark Stranger”, actress Nicolas Ross depicts the real life of Yasuki, “The only black samurai in the feudal Japan.” Using recycled tire tires, textiles, and other materials, artists formulate four different representations of the historical character of the display at Ever Gold (projects) in San Francisco, which lasts until February 29. Roos is pulled on the different threads of the Yasuke story, although there is no official recording or a picture of the artist. Below, you can see one SMO scene depicting the wrestler, which some have done to be Yasuki.

The space provides some additional context in the beginnings of Yasuki theory: “It is possible that Yasuki was from Mozambique: The African people in Japan were supposed to be Mozambican, where he was a colleague in the ship or slaves with a Portuguese explorer. The continuing of the army.

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