Well Hi, Amazing you are still reading this blog. The only thing I can say is Muchos Gracias for trying to figure me out. I stopped trying. You can keep trying though. Location is still Barcelona Airport. Did I tell you, I was in Madrid before coming here? Ok, I was. Madrid is (I hope it still is) a nice city. While we were there, we visited a couple of places and this museum was one of them- Museo Reina Sofia. Well, I don’t know much of museums so I recommend it all the same. Point was Burcu asked to visit it, so why not? We should accommodate each other, right.
That’s not the crux. The point is while we were in this museo, we were fortunate to have on display, Picasso’s largest collection of pictures, which included his studio works, and I will help them by calling them his sketches. How else can I describe those?
And so, Mr. Picasso sketched but I am sure, even with my lack of any artistic sense, if I had drawn that way, 20 years ago, my teachers in Malomo, would not only fail me, they would also use the ‘pankere’ on me. That’s my opinion, so don’t kill me yet. (I am sure there is a comment button underneath, so please leave your comments. You are free to say your mind- It’s your opinion, huh!). I also had the opportunity to meet Ms Joan Miro and one Mr. Dali (or is it Daly) through their paintings and same applies. Mr. Dali, I felt more comfortable with but I tell you what, even He,… I reserve my inartistic criticism. Well, A museo-friendly friend of mine also mentioned that to see a Dali without visiting a museum is simple to do. Just a roll of mushrooms and you are ready. What can I say?
Well, I tried to restrain myself but couldn’t help it. I asked my museo-friendly travel companion why the Picassos, Miros and Dalis of this world couldn’t give me that artistic impression acclaimed to them. And the one answer she gave me which kind of satisfied me was this; each person had a STYLE. The style made the man.
It wasn’t because they were better than anyone; it was because they had a unique style. You see a Picasso painting and you recognized it immediately, or a Gaudi building and no one had to tell you who it was. STYLE!
I don’t think I should explain it more. THE STYLE MADE THE MEN. What’s your style?
P.S. Did I tell you I saw a T-Shirt here in Amsterdam with the caption: I am Dutch, who are you?