Meeting Nature with Contemporary Art: Inhotim

Hi steemers. I had gone to Brazil two year ago. And this beautiful place its name is Inhotim. And I want to share my trip notes with you.

It's been a while since you've exhausted the city and you've been listening to the call of nature to get rid of the endless noise and stress and leave yourself in the green spaces. There are times when you visit art galleries to explore the different aspects of life. What do you think about seeing hundreds of works of art that are displayed in a vast, green space? Inhotim, located in Brazil's Brumadinho, is well suited for this.

Inhotim, which everyone who is curious about art and nature wants to visit and visit in the name of almost everyone; In the middle of the Atlantic forest, 100 thousand acres of outdoor open space, more than 1300 exhibited works of art. Since the 1960s, you have to take a few days to visit the museum, which opens its doors to countless human beings. While the desire is to carry out museum visits with a private driver's golf cart, some walks prefer to walk in order to experience the details closely. They are not unfair, because there is no account of places to be visited.

Exotic and rare tropical plants are also exhibited in one of the places where the living space is unique. Inhotim, a contemporary art embraced by nature, hosts the galleries of artists from 30 different countries. The works of art you encounter will come to you in an extraordinary way. For example, during your trip you can also come to an Eskimo home, a block made entirely of concrete and floating in the water. If you are lucky, you can find your day with fun, labyrinths covered with mirrors, and more fine art.

In addition to contemporary works of art located within the museum complex, the museum has structures that are described as pavilions. While some mosques only have hammocks, others can make unforgettable moments in the accompaniment of Jimi Hendrix music.

Bernardo Paz is the Brazilian billionaire who is the biggest contributor to all these beauties. Paz, which provided the foundation of the Inhotim Institute in 2006, thanks to Inhotim, which does not make much sense to some people and is even called a megalomanic project, allows many tourists to come to their country.

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Thank you for reading.