Painting - 26 x 19 cm | Framed: 50 x 40 cm
Salvador Dalí
Salvador Dalí was a Spanish surrealist painter whose visionary imagination and technical precision reshaped modern art. His practice emerged from a deep fascination with dreams, memory, and the subconscious themes that continued to define his work throughout his life. Dalí developed the paranoiac-critical method, a process that allowed him to access irrational associations and transform them into striking, symbolic imagery. His paintings are known for their hyper-realistic detail, dreamlike landscapes, and motifs such as melting clocks, elongated shadows, and metamorphic figures. Drawing from psychology, Catalan culture, science, and his own emotional complexity, Dalí created works that explore the shifting terrain between inner experience and external reality. His art balances meticulous technique with surreal invention, producing images that feel at once precise and otherworldly. Beyond painting, he expanded his creative practice into film, sculpture, design, and performance, influencing a wide range of disciplines. Dalí’s legacy endures as that of an artist who transformed imagination into a profound visual language, redefining the possibilities of contemporary expression.
