Soft Clocks
This masterpiece was painted by Salvador Dalí
It was painted in the year 1931
This tyle is surrealist
Him idea came eating a cheese camembert " You can be sure that the famous soft clocks are not another thing that the cheese camembert of the space and the time, which is tender, extravagant, solitary and paranoiac - critic
“The soft watches are an unconscious symbol of the relativity of space and time, a Surrealist meditation of the collapse of our notions of a fixed cosmic order”
This interpretation suggests that Dalí was incorporating an understanding of the world introduced by Albert Eintein’s Theory of Special Relativity
- It attracts me the fact that the elements are undone and with irregular forms
- It conveys a feeling of distress and loneliness
- It portrays a beach where it makes heat great
- In the foreground we can see a tree a few clocks and a body. In the background we can see a beach and some rocks
- It attracts me the fact that the elements are undone and with irregular forms
- It conveys a feeling of distress and loneliness
- It portrays a beach where it makes heat great
- In the foreground we can see a tree a few clocks and a body. In the background we can see a beach and some rocksAt the top there ara a tree with a clock
- At the bottom there is a body on the floor
- On the right, you can see the rocks
- On the left, you can see the tree and some water
