Alright, nightmares for a week, haha. In Lelystad, there are heads of elderly men – maybe their fathers? Just kidding… or not? Just kidding! But seriously, this is remarkable – not just a post, but a Stargate crossroad between the past and the future. Like good artist, you don’t describe, you paint with words, creating a cultural, picturesque, virtual walk. I had never heard of Antonio Lopez before, and now I want to know more – what did he mean by ‘Day and Night,’ what was his motive, the significance? Thank you so much!
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Thank you very much for these very complimentary words. Also thank you for informing me where the parents are. 😅
About Antonio Lopez and his work "Día y Noche" (“Day and Night”) it is complicated for me to say something, but I will try to explain myself.
Antonio Lopez is above all known as a painter. He is also a realist painter. I return to the heads. One of the heads is sleeping and the other is awake, hence the title "Día y Noche" (“Day and Night”). They were made to commemorate the victims of a terrorist attack in Atocha years ago. But to me, they have never evoked that event, nor the pain of that day.
A big hug and again, @darthsauron. Thank you very much for this comment.
Any time 😊 You deserve it. I'll check 🤠 him later today. Thank you again.