The Dimitrius Demu Museum, inaugurated in April 1999, Is the work of the architect Frutos Vivas and the engineers José González and José López who were hired by the Demu family to preserve in time and space the creations of the Venezuelan Roman sculptor of the same name. The human quality, futuristic vision and love for the freedom of expression were the best sources of inspiration of Dimitrius Demu who by gratitude presented to Venezuela a super original museum. In the black room is the UFO series sheltered by an imposing metallic dome. In a side aisle is the series of scriptures in space that culminate give way to the spectacular stained-glass room of El Ojo de Dios where double-space sculptures and a replica of the one missing statue of Stalin that gave Demu fame in Romania.

The Dimitrius Demus Museum is a place dedicated to exposing great works of art and promoting culture. It has a rather striking and unconventional structure, becoming a recreational space where children, youth and adults go.

In most of his works, the founder's obsession with UFOs stands out, even imitating Pozuelos Bay, but with the arrival of these beings. In the place you can make events and student trips.

It should be noted that the artist Dimitrius Demu gave his most important works to the museum as a way of thanking him for the welcome that the Anzoatiguense people gave him.

Inside the museum.

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