Te po The Night

Te po The Night is a linocut print by the Mexican artist Francisco Zñiga. The print is in black and white and depicts a scene from Polynesian mythology. The central figure is a woman who is lying on her side. She is naked and her body is covered in symbols. The woman is surrounded by three figures. The first figure is a man who is standing behind the woman. He is wearing a loincloth and has a feather in his hair. The second figure is a woman who is sitting on the ground in front of the woman. She is wearing a dress and has a flower in her hair. The third figure is a child who is sitting on the ground next to the woman. The child is wearing a loincloth and has a feather in his hair. The background of the print is a dark night sky. There are stars and a moon in the sky. The print is a representation of the Polynesian myth of the night. The woman is the goddess of the night and the three figures are her children. The print is a powerful and evocative work of art that captures the mystery and beauty of the night.