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Melting Space-Time
is a 1975 limited-edition color lithograph with drypoint and collage by Salvador Dalí. This artwork is part of a larger portfolio titled Imaginations and Objects of the Future.
The piece reflects Dalí's continued fascination with scientific concepts and dreamlike imagery, drawing on the motif of melting objects that he famously used in his earlier work, The Persistence of Memory. The work is a surrealist vision that combines scientific terminology with bizarre imagery to explore the nature of reality, space, and time. The artwork was published by Merrill Chase of Chicago and Alan Rich of New York.
The artwork is a lithograph with etching and collage on Arches paper. It is hand-signed in pencil by Dalí and is from an international edition of 250. The artwork's authenticity has been confirmed by Bruce Hochman OS, a leading authority on Dalí's work. |
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