In the Land of Dalí

“What I call a landscape exists uniquely on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea,” wrote Dalí. “Where this landscape becomes best, the most beautiful, most excellent, and most intelligent is precisely in the vicinity of Cadaqués, where each hill, each rocky contour might have been drawn by Leonardo himself.” On a trip to the Costa Brava, I'm reminded that what’s important is not who an artist is, but what he makes us see. Read the story in english here.