Seville has to be one of the most stunning cities in Spain. And unlike many cities it’s easy to get to, and camp in a van.
In this post let’s explore a tiny slice of Seville and a visit of its world-famous Royal Alcázar. I’ll also share a good place to park and stay the night in your van…
Seville is here
Park and camp here (free): https://maps.app.goo.gl/3WwkRzqMoibp7uoh6
We took a walk through streets
And through the parks
It’s got this rich and exotic feel
To the Plaza de España
The streets feel peaceful
But wait until you see this: The Royal Alcazar Palace
Inside is incredible
The only way I can describe it is… eye music!
Best accompanied with noise cancelling headphones and music
A representation of the underlying nature of nature ?
Harmony and resonance visually frozen in time ?
An understanding of nature’s infinite complexity and creativity ?
Everything Spirograph has been trying to tell us
You step outside and can’t help but make this connection
But that’s just what I think
To me, these designs make up some of the most interesting architecture and art humans have made. Not only for the technical complexity, but I think they demonstrate a deeper understanding of reality that isn’t so obvious in the western culture. Like music, geometric design is something all humans universally and instinctively relate to.
Other than these thoughts, I am fairly ignorant on the subject of geometry in architecture. And what was going on during the time these structures were made. Comment below 🙂
