Dream, reality, and a way of telling the world that sweeps away all logic to create new structures. From January 25th to July 27th, Rome hosts Salvador Dalì, between art and myth, the exhibition dedicated to the great master of surrealism, organized by Navigare at the Historical Museum of the Italian Army Infantry and curated by the international exhibition curator Vincenzo Sanfo, with the support of an international committee. The exhibition is sponsored by the Lazio Region, Rome Capital - Department of Culture, and the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain.

Approximately 80 works from private collections in Belgium and Italy - including series composed of numerous pieces - for a journey into the art and myth of the genius of Salvador Dalí. Drawings, sculptures, ceramics, perfume bottles, engravings, lithographs, documents, books, and photographs lead the public to immerse themselves in the Dalinian universe, free from the rigidity of rules, where reality is constituted by dreams.

To complete this journey, works by other authors who shared with Dalí the idea of an art with a dreamlike and surreal character are also exhibited. An event that, for the exhibited works, assumes extraordinary international relevance, celebrating not only Dalí but also the entire European surrealist panorama.