La Naissance des désirs liquides

Artist: Salvador Dalí

Tiltle: Birth of Liquid Desires (La Naissance des désirs liquides)

Date: 1931–32

Medium: Oil and collage on canvas

Size:  37 7/8 x 44 1/4 inches

Country of Origin: Spain

Current Location: The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum,NY

This piece of art makes really great impression. First of all it happens due to indisputable Genius of Artist. Dalí combines massive and solid forms with light and liquid ones and it seems to be a kind of balance there.

To my mind it's really thought-provoking painting. May be the shape,which is located in 

the middle of it, symbolizes smth real and another figures (of people) are just temporary ones.

I see that yellow figure as a kind of skull and people like a ghosts...may be a kind of that 

"liquid desires" which try to come into the skull..into the head. The black figure can be 

person's dark side with forbidden desires which also try to be inside of you.

The background is rather calm with a hint of depth and it's really charming.

So..It's a great pleasure to look at.

CAmeron

1)James Cameron was a bookworm and didn't have a lot of friends. He liked science-fiction and lived in his own "shell" so he couldn't be popular.
2) The time Cameron grew was the time of science so James  was rather interested in it and developed his mind this way.
3) Cameron liked such activities because it helped to develop his imagination. He saw a lot of unusual things in water then he could draw something special.
  As for me, I like my future profession so I like to stude languages..may be music of drawing are my favourite activities also but I'm not good in it at all)
4) CG and ILM are introdused in that films so they are really good.
5) James liked both to imagine and to explore from his childhood. As for me I like to imagine more)
6) The first thing to appreciate is the respect of the team because it much more important then money.
The second is  the absence of limits for you to make you be omnipotent. And James is absolutely right.

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According to CNN's Jeffrey Toobin, what issue regarding President Obama's health care law was discussed yesterday in the U.S. Supreme Court? According to Toobin, how did the judges appear to react to these arguments? What is your opinion about arguments regarding the timing of the hearing? How do you think that supporters and critics of the health care reform law feel about the timing of the hearing?Obama's law is not full-fledged now and this situation'll have been changed only by 2014.As for judges they are sure that now it is time to resolve all problems with this law.And I consider that position to be right.3
Who is the leader of the Roman Catholic Church? How would you describe the tone of the crowd waiting for Pope Benedict XVI in Mexico? According to the report, what message did Pope Benedict XVI include in his sermon? In your view, what is the significance of a religious leader visiting a country? Benedict XVI is the leader of the Roman Catholic Church now and I should say that he is a lucky-man because the crowd  in Mexico really liked him.They practically drove mad with his appearance.In his sermon Pope Urged Mexicans to rely on their faith in the battle to get rid of poverty and the violence caused by drug trafficking.I think that is was another trick kinda "Look I'm just like you and I can give you a hope..So let's there be rock". But of course it was very important for people because you know there is not very good life and such a gesture of Pope is really reanimating. 
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