Art Tracking: Franz Kafka

The Pérez Art Museum Miami's new exhibition reexamines the forgotten legacy of Venezuelan sculptor Marisol Sol Escobar, a leading female artist of the Pop art movement and friend of Andy Warhol.

Surrealism was born as a movement of literature and art, marking the so-called subconscious arising in all images between real and virtual. Surrealism bluntly ignores the rules of grammar and poetics, ruled by the impulse of emotion, capturing the imaginations of countless artists, including Salvador Dalí. Bizarre and extravagant, that's how we look at Dalí and how he used to change the world.

The muse is a character forever remembered in works of art, loved and spoiled by both the artist and the audience. But what if emotions and bodies are constantly being exploited as art materials? Will you be able to withstand love from a loveless artist?