Smashing into the art scene in the mid-1900s, Salvador Dalí ensured that artistic expression never looked the same—but he also had a penchant for controversy.
Karen Overhill kept meeting people who knew her, yet she had no clue who they were… until she discovered she wasn’t who she thought she was.
The convergence two seemingly incompatible themes, science and religion, inspired one of Dali's greatest paintings: Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus).
"There is only one difference between a madman and me. The madman thinks he is sane. I know I am mad." — Salvador Dali
Karen Overhill kept meeting people who knew her, yet she had no clue who they were… until she discovered she wasn’t who she thought she was.
Karen Overhill kept meeting people who knew her, yet she had no clue who they were… until she discovered she wasn’t who she thought she was.
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