Salvador Dali

Salvador Dali was confident that books would be written about him, films would be made, and people would talk about him for decades even after his death. He was an artist who knew that as soon as he picked up a brush, pencil, or pastel and approached a blank canvas, a story began. A story told by him. Thanks to his outrageous performances, scandalous antics, and undoubtedly artistic works, we have formed an image of this creator - whether as a genius, a madman, or a complexed lonely artist, afraid of the world and forced to create his own. He started painting at the age of 6, had his first exhibition at 12, and today the value of his paintings reaches millions of dollars. His theater-museum in Figueres, where rain falls not from the outside but from inside the car, is visited by crowds of tourists. What continues to attract us to his art? Everyone has their own answer, but one thing is certain - Salvador Dali is a man of celebration, the Don Quixote of modern times, one who was fortunate enough to astonish this world.