There are those who think that Francisco de Goya, when he created his wonderful series of engravings entitled ‘Los Caprichos’ –The Wims- attended, among others, two fundamental factors.
These two factors are summarized, mainly, in subjectivity and creative freedom and summarize his sense of criticism of the society in which he lived.
Far from pretending to be critical of a society, the Spanish one, which subjectively speaking, little or nothing has changed in these two hundred years that more or less go from the period in which the painter lived to the present day, I want to put into practice my creative freedom , presenting a collection of whims, where aesthetics and fantasy are unalterable concepts such as moderation, balance and proportion were for the master builders of churches and cathedrals in the Middle Ages.
Based on this and choosing a delicious season of the year, such as Autumn, I also want to echo the sentence of Bernardo de Claraval - the famous San Bernardo - when there at the dawn of the twelfth century, I advised that you learn more in Nature than in any book.
And if we talk about aesthetics and fantasy, what better place to find them, than in that Nature that constantly renews itself, making us partakers of its unsurpassed magic?
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