Yang i Yin empordanesos c. 1934

Salvador Dalí painted this dreamy vista with oil on canvas. The colors are soft blues and creams, blended to evoke a vast sky over a surreal landscape. I can imagine Dalí, with his flamboyant mustache, carefully mixing those subtle shades, building up the sky with thin glazes of paint. It's so smooth, almost like he's airbrushing with a tiny brush. Look at that lonely figure standing by the strange shape in the foreground. What’s that all about? I sympathize with Dalí, trying to translate these bizarre visions onto canvas. He was deeply inspired by his dreams and the theories of psychoanalysis, so I wonder if he felt like he was untangling the complexities of the human psyche with every stroke. The painting looks both backward and forward, like de Chirico but heading somewhere else entirely. Whatever it is, it’s definitely Dalí!