Exhibition: Dalí’s Freudian universe

This exhibition traces the artist’s career through his relationship with Sigmund Freud, highlighting the influence of psychoanalysis on his creative world.It brings together around 130 works, including paintings, drawings, sculptures and videos, which allow visitors to trace Dalí’s artistic development and discover how he translated his dreams, obsessions and desires into striking images. Notable works include *The Invisible Man*, *The Great Paranoid* and *The Anthropomorphic Desk*, examples of a visual language in which shapes and objects take on hidden meanings.Organised into six chronological sections, the exhibition spans the artist’s early years – with references to his family background – right through to his later works. This is a comprehensive exploration of the legacy of one of the great figures of Surrealism, culminating in his meeting with Sigmund Freud in London in 1938.