Playing photographer #45 | Dalí Surreal
Dali's antics, however, often masked genius.
Visitors discover the thoughts and works of the Catalan artist from an extraordinary perspective and enter the incomparable universe of genius. The viewer is completely immersed in the artwork and feels the shift in reality as they enter deep into the world created by Dalí's brushstrokes. With the help of the latest technologies, we get to know the artist and his art in a new way. In the Immersive Room, art and technology merge in an innovative light and sound spectacle. State-of-the-art 360° projections, interactive installations, holograms and artificial intelligence display Dali's most impressive works.
Dalí died in Torre Galatea on 23 January 1989 at the age of 84 and was buried in the Dalí Theatre-Museum. For the most part, posthumous critical evaluation has been harsh. Critics believe that everything he painted after 1939 was "terrible rubbish". But I disagree. There are masterpieces in his later works, perhaps not as good as the early ones, but still masterpieces. Salvador should be ranked alongside Picasso and Matisse as one of the three greatest artists of the 20th century and I hope our exhibition will make that clear
At the end of the journey, a virtual reality (VR) experience takes visitors deeper into the artist's life. You sit down, put on your VR goggles and accompany Dali on a unique, visually stunning journey to the sources of inspiration behind his iconic works. Here you can spontaneously immerse yourself in the surreal world of Dali and awaken the little or big artist in you! In the creative area of the exhibition, there is paper, paints, coloring pages and a lot of creative energy. Finally, visitors can even admire their own piece of art in all its uniqueness projected onto the walls of the room.
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Great article @charter
I am sure the exhibiton is worth a quiet visit.
I recommend you to visit the exhibition 🧑🎨
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Dear @scrutinize,
The terminology of the narrative regarding Salvador's work is specific and concrete, so it is possible to obtain similarity upon inspection. However, I use verified sources and facts to introduce the audience to the artist's work.
If colleagues consider even a small percentage of similarity, I may edit the text.
Greetings @charter
Your entry has been invalidated for presenting a high percentage of content similar to other sources. We invite you to take the necessary corrections and take it into account for future publications.
Done 👍
I am only in charge of informing, thank you for correcting.
well done, Charter! He's unique)))