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Join @bleachdemon and I for another fast-paced, one-hour art history livestream of The Autist’s Circle. Tonight, Salvador Dalí steps out of the melting horizon, the man who shattered reality, rewrote the language of dreams, and built a persona as strange and unforgettable as the world he painted. In this episode of The Autist’s Circle, Blackout and Bleach trace the rise of a young prodigy from Figueres who transformed himself into the most theatrical force in modern art. We explore the obsessions that shaped him, the collaborators who challenged him, the controversies that followed him, and the woman who became the axis on which his entire universe spun: Gala. Through five defining works, we follow Dalí across the thresholds of surrealism, mysticism, science, and faith; watching his world expand, fracture, and reassemble itself in new dimensions. 🎨 Featured Paintings (Chronological) • The Persistence of Memory (1931) — time liquefies, identity dissolves • The Madonna of Port Lligat (1949) — a spiritual vision rebuilt around Gala • Christ of Saint John of the Cross (1951) — geometry ascends to the divine • Galatea of the Spheres (1952) — the muse shattered into atomic perfection • The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory (1954) — the end of one world, the beginning of another We also look briefly at Basket of Bread (1926) — a reminder that behind all the spectacle lived a master technician. 📌 What Awaits You: • The childhood ghosts that haunted Dalí’s imagination • The theatrics that turned him into a global spectacle • Surrealist alliances that sparked brilliance — and conflict • Accusations, expulsions, and artistic rebellion • The collision of science and faith in Dalí’s nuclear age • Gala’s pivotal role as muse, manager, guide, and storm-anchor • How Dalí’s worldview is encoded in every brushstroke of these paintings If you’re drawn to art that bends reality, personalities that defy convention, and stories carved from the fault lines of creativity, you’re in the right place. Subscribe and join us as we continue charting the great figures of Western art — one vision, one life, one masterpiece at a time. 🎵 Music: Antonín Dvořák – Symphony No. 9, Movement II (Largo) Public domain recording via musopen.org 📚 About the Series The Autist’s Circle explores the great movements and artists of Western art, from the Baroque to Romanticism and beyond, one painting at a time. We combine visual analysis, historical context, and storytelling to make each episode a deep, immersive look at how art, culture, and history intertwine. If you enjoy the project, subscribe, leave a comment, or share your favorite Bierstadt painting — it helps the algorithm and keeps us motivated to keep making more. 👉 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more deep-dive discussions on art history’s most iconic (and most human) figures. Perfect for lovers of art this one-hour livestream offers fresh insights, vivid storytelling, and close looks at masterpieces that defined an era. 🔔 Subscribe and join the circle of discussion — art history has never been this engaging! avatars provided by @trymsartshack Presentation is here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/... #SalvadorDali #Surrealism #ArtHistory #TheAutistsCircle #GalaDali #PersistenceOfMemory #DaliExplained #ModernArt #NuclearMysticism #ArtDocumentary