Parastone Museums Kollektion Birth ot the new human - Sculpture based on Salvador Dali #03

• Material: Resin
• Height: 5 cm
• Parastone Museums Collection

Enfant géopolitique observant la naissance de l'homme nouveau' The new person must * themselves from the constricting past, Salvador Dali 1943. While the world is on fire, Dalí paints the birth of the new person. Anxious, looking for protection at his mother, the child looks how a man rings out of a plastic egg, from which the continents driven off. Here is the symbol of a new order, a new beginning of a new, completed world. The painting represents a plädoyer for radical liberation from the confining cladding of the past. In the opening phrases of a manifestal published a few years previously, Dalí says 'When throughout cultural history, a people feel the need to cut the intellectual relationships, which is associated with the logical systems of the past to create an independent mythology - a mythology that fits perfectly with the essentials and the entire expression of biological reality and that is recognised by the spiritual elite of the other people. - then requrequrequrequrequthe public opinion of pragmatic society, taking into account its own systematics, that the motifs for the break are explained with the traditional, worn formulas.