Espace Dali

Espace Dali—once called *Dalí Paris*—is a museum devoted entirely to Salvador Dalí, anchored in the surrealist logic of turning paintings into objects you can walk past. It was inaugurated in 1991 and presents around 300 original artworks, with an emphasis on Dalí’s three-dimensional sculptures derived from his best-known surrealistic paintings. The exhibited collection belongs to the “Dalí Universe” holdings, curated by Beniamino Levi, the Italian gallerist and collector behind the broader presentation of Dalí’s world. Among the featured works are sculptures titled *Space Elephant* and *Alice in Wonderland*, alongside pieces named *Moses and monotheism* and *Memories of Surrealism*. The museum doesn’t stop at display: it also runs creative workshops for children, and music plays in the background during visits. …

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