Psychologists speculate that whoever dreams of looking at himself in a mirror is being warned by that incorrigible Cheshire cat who is the unconscious, that he needs to find himself again.

Favorite object of kings and nymphs, its symbolism is as rich and varied, as that other one, capable of suggesting authentic treatises written with the sensitive matter of which dreams are made, which is the symbolism associated with flowers.

When both worlds come together, either through the mystical marriage of dreams or circumstantially, as a vehicle through which an artist can show in public part of the sentimental wealth that overflows within, the immeasurably beautiful again suggests to us, apart from other considerations, the multiplicity of worlds in which we operate.

Worlds, generally, as fragile as a soap bubble, to which the poet Antonio Machado alluded, but also, as the prince of surrealism, who was Paul Eluard, said, are in this one.

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