In his book "The birth of tragedy", Friedrich Nietzsche divided the art world in two categories, a dichotomy of "Dyonisian" and "Apollonian". Clear shapes of objects and bodies, geometry, light, without forgetting natural light coming from the sun, which Apollo is the God are some main features that qualify the Apollonian aspect of art. The fact of being considered as apollonian means having a self-controlled, rational and logical mind-set. In the arts, Apollo represents les Beaux-Arts, beautiful cleared sculpture, clear lines with limits and the typical Greek aesthetic for sculptures tends to be from an apollonian influence. Moreover, the value for human order and culture and the celebration of appearance are what also characterise Apollonian art.