Below are some of the photos - Alisha, Cecilia and I took a tour - walking the path of the procession to see the works in progress - we knew that during and after the procession, we wouldn't be able to see much and they would get smeared and/or totally destroyed by the people walking on them. They are beautiful works of art created lovingly by groups of people in Berlin.
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| Some took up the whole street. This is in front of the High School |
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| Detail ... |
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| Alisha taking pictures of the details |
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| Always a group effort. |
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| Colored salts |
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| Cheetoh art. The OUTLINES are cheetohs later to be colored in. |
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| Standing carefully as to not ruin the work |
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| My friend Fermin ... caught dirty handed!! I hardly recognized him! |
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| The most 'edible' art of the day! |
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| A snowman in a snow blizzard. We think. Maybe they are not done yet... |
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| Fine tuning |
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| Stencils and spray paint. The only one of it's style |
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| On a cobbled street, you need to have a thicker base of sand or salt. |
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| Detail |
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| Having fun - the whole group seemed to be enjoying themselves! |
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| Detail |
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| Mixing the salt and colorant |
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| The feet of faith ... |
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| May favorite. Used seeds and fruits and cyprus needles. |
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| Close up of the conacaste seeds and fruit |
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| Another favorite. Very small, made with love by KIDS "The Creation of God" |
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| The artists and creators of this 'dibujo de sal' (y fruta, y semillas!) |
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