Alberto Thirion

The World Famous Christ by Alberto Thirion

The World Famous Christ by Alberto Thirion
11/06/2013 1

... "Chance does not exist, God does not play dice " Albert Einstein ...

The October 1, 2012 , we are celebrating a million copies sold, to around the world, the most famous of Mexico Christ , so it is no longer the most famous of Mexico Christ , if not the most famous Christ world.

Lamentable mind the original to have been stolen , it certainly was not the work of my hands , but in those of a collector , whose name has not asked me to mention .

This may be due to the analogy of Christ with nature, and I consider Christ the masterpiece of nature , because why would a man who makes himself God , is obviously the masterpiece of nature , this may well obey to live the era of climate change and not the computer age , as is given to call these our days.

You said before that I think climate change is the social tragedy of our time and now repeat, to be honest , I do not lose any of it again , as is well known occasion.

This is important in itself , because it shows that the margins of the traditional circuits of art, a work may be imposed by itself , without the support of so-called patron or powerful art dealers , art handlers and distributed at will.

... " The man is a God behind every door that science is able to open " ... Albert Einstein

It is also important to note that people like this not so damaged by the media and their "artists" as might be supposed , proves this first million copies sold around the world.

If climate change is affecting the planet Earth in general , of course is affecting man , why? , Because this is part of nature , this explains undoubtedly the true treatment involves aberrant minds of some humans in almost all areas .

The excitement makes me a little fallen accounts since my studio got to write this article in the middle of the party , on second thought maybe a million copies is very little to be the most famous of the world christ, but soon came to be , God willing.

Collection of items lost by Alberto Thirion