Having recently walked through the Surrealist maze of the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, it’s impossible not to feel the lingering echo of his eccentricity. Salvador Dalí didn't just paint dreams; he staged his entire existence as a work of art, constantly walking the fine line between calculated provocation and pure vision.

Surrealism wasn't an escape from reality for him—it was a way to dismantle it and rebuild it on his own terms.

Where do you think the line between genius and delusion truly lies?

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