Extension until April 17th
In 1939, Dalí published the
"Declaration of Independence of the Imagination and the Rights of Man to
His Own Madness" in response to censorship. Consequently, he used his
freedom of expression, combining ideas with spontaneous images, to instill his
artworks with a unique imaginative power.
Espace Dalí has given free
rein to Joann Sfar, one of today's most talented storytellers, famous for his
comic book, "The Rabbi's Cat" and his film, "Gainsbourg: A
Heroic Life", to imagine the scenario for an artistic encounter with the
one whom Brassaï called, "the bold and lucid explorer of the
irrational."
Joann Sfar, who studied at
the Beaux-Arts de Paris, proposes a sketched path from within what he imagines
as Dalí's brain. He encourages the viewer to get lost, wandering among the
monstrous figures. The most important thing for Sfar is that the exhibition be
as captivating as a fairy tale.
The exhibition is an
invitation to take a "motionless journey" of a painter and his
models, through dreams and reality as Joann Sfar's sketched story unfolds.
Discover more than 200 original drawings, sketches, drafts in an enchanted
setting surrounded by surrealist sculptures and objects by Dalí and the Haute
Couture designs by Schiaparelli that inspired the artist.
https://www.daliparis.com/en/exhibitions/exhibition/11/Joann-Sfar-Salvador-Dali-one-second-before-awakening
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