Dalí V

I think I'll break for a while with the Dalí subject, this has been a good five weeks worth of Dalí's work and I have a few more to share, but I want to move to other thing.

Have a great week.

Dalí IV

This week has been quite hectic, and since I'm finishing my MBA time has been scarce but I didn't want to miss an update, so here goes your Dalí of the week. See the previous post of the series here, here and here

Have a great week.

Dalí III

This week I keep on going with photos taken in Dalí Museum that started here and continued here.

There is something about how Dalí handles the metal in his sculptures that I really like. Probably that’s one of the things that I like the most about his work.

Have a great week!

Dalí II

As I told you last week the visit to several museums this year had given me a deeper understanding of Dalí and his work, and increased my love for his sculptures. Up to this point I've never seen one of his lobster phones, and I really liked it.

Have a great week!

Dalí I

In previous post I’ve posted pictures of Dalí sculptures because I really love his work (drawing, sculptures and everything in between). This year I had the opportunity to visit the Dalí museum in Paris and the exhibition in the Reina Sofía Musuem in Madrid. The one in Madrid was incredible, very comprehensive visit to his body of work, but the one in Paris was really shocking because I got to see things very different to what I knew of Dalí, but most important, I got to take pictures of some of his sculptures, that I’ll share here and in the coming weeks.

Sorry, the light is less than ideal, and I didn't have a tripod at hand, so please bear with me.

Have a great week!

Reina Sofía Museum

I loved the Reina Sofía Museum, and specially I loved the garden inside.

Have a great week!

Spring break (or should I call it Fall break?)

During this week Felipe was in town visiting us, it was great to have a good friend around, and it was also a great excuse to re-visit some places and even to go to a few new places. One of those was the"Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos" but since they don´t allow you to take pictures inside I can only tell you that is a place worthy of your time if you ever get to be in Santiago.

The Ralli Museom on the other hand allows you to take pictures, and since I was here for a second time I was prepared to get this:

Sorry if this is not the best photos I've posted here, but light was not that good, but I hope you get to enjoy, and even be temped, to pass by Santiago to get to see some Dali sculptures (among other great things this city has to offer)

See ya.