"Nobility of Time" "Noblesse du temps” "Nobleza de los tiempos" ... Salvador Dalí...

I want to share an image of the work of a Spanish artist. he was called Salvador Dalí.

Dalí's soft watch is both draped against and supported by the remains of a tree whose trunks sprout new life and whose roots entwine a stone. The terminology, "the crown of a watch" usually indicates a mechanical device which allows us to set the hands and wind the timepiece. Time, however, according to a Dalínian watch, is changeless and cannot be set, and the watch itself has no internal power or motion. Given this absence of movement, the crown in this case is interpreted by the artist as a royal crown which adorns the watch, identifies time's mastery over human beings rather than its utility to him. His majesty is attended by two reoccurring, fantastical Dalínian symbols: a contemplative angel, and a woman draped in shawls look on. Time reigns supreme over both art and reality.

I found this work when I was walking through the streets of Andorra. I love seeing art through the streets of cities. It is important to discover the symbolism of artistic works, because they allow you to discover the essence of the human being.

We all have within us an artist who, although he does not know about art, has the ability to feel and discover new things.