Frame 46:
"Paloma sapeando"
Churches are very special buildings. Impressive. Opulent. Formerly, it was believed that the more large, closer to God was. The size was directly proportional to the faith. Architecture willing to creativity and religiosity. Actually quite extinct nowadays.
Whenever I walk the streets of this city I can not help looking up to see her past buried in the highest, invisible to the eye that moves so shallow and feet in reality. Bear witness to what was formerly the city and how it was conceived by the artistic currents of the time. Today
fast times, the need to save sick and developing an ambiguous so simplistic, we have presented a number of moles amorphous lacking any intention to harmonize with the environment that contains them. Torres removed from the sleeve of a wizard moulder ready to water them where necessary, it is a misunderstanding synonymous with progress. Not so for the owners of the building, of course.
I follow my path and I amazed how this beautiful tower of the nineteenth century and no ownership is hidden behind these soulless structures. I hope not get to see the light of day on waking peek out my window and see a distorted and unrecognizable Valparaiso, full of "modernity" incompatible, rather than actual urban needs of the city, with pockets of investors .
Whenever I walk the streets of this city I can not help looking up to see her past buried in the highest, invisible to the eye that moves so shallow and feet in reality. Bear witness to what was formerly the city and how it was conceived by the artistic currents of the time. Today
fast times, the need to save sick and developing an ambiguous so simplistic, we have presented a number of moles amorphous lacking any intention to harmonize with the environment that contains them. Torres removed from the sleeve of a wizard moulder ready to water them where necessary, it is a misunderstanding synonymous with progress. Not so for the owners of the building, of course.
I follow my path and I amazed how this beautiful tower of the nineteenth century and no ownership is hidden behind these soulless structures. I hope not get to see the light of day on waking peek out my window and see a distorted and unrecognizable Valparaiso, full of "modernity" incompatible, rather than actual urban needs of the city, with pockets of investors .
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