Salvador Dalí

Salvador Dalí's style is Surrealism on overdrive! Think melting clocks, impossibly long-legged elephants, and dreamscapes packed with bizarre, hyper-realistic imagery. Key characteristics include:

• Paranoia-Critical Method: Deliberately induced hallucinations to access the subconscious, translating them onto canvas.
• Juxtaposition of Contrasting Elements: Soft and hard, beautiful and grotesque, the familiar and the utterly strange colliding.
• Psychological Symbolism: Ants represent decay, eggs symbolize pre-natal life, and crutches... well, Dalí loved crutches.
• Masterful Technique: Despite the wild subject matter, Dalí was an incredibly skilled painter with a meticulous approach.

Dalí's name ties to his style through "Dreams And Logical I**rrationality." This highlights the essence of his work: transforming the illogical world of dreams into a tangible, yet unsettling, reality.