"The mind loves the unknown. It loves images whose meaning is unknown, since the meaning of the minf itself is unknown."

(René Magritte)

René Magritte (Lessines, 1898 – Brussels, 1967), was one of the most original surrealist painters in Europe. He was called le saboteur tranquille because of the capacity of his images to insinuate doubt on reality, through the portrait of reality itself in his works. Its aim was to approach the mistery behind what we see, without trying to define it.