Figurine - De volharding van het geheugen - Resin






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De volharding van het geheugen, a single resin artwork from the Netherlands in gold, blue and black, measuring 12 × 9 × 6 cm and weighing 376 g, dated to an estimated period of 2025, in mint unused condition with a pop culture theme.
Description from the seller
Image of The Persistence of Memory (1931) Dalí
This surreal masterpiece is known for its dreamlike atmosphere and melting clocks. In a bare, almost extraterrestrial landscape, with the golden cliffs of the Catalonian coast in the background, the painting challenges traditional perceptions of time and reality.
The distorted clocks seem to become liquid, depicted as “the camembert of time” in Dalí's sense, which symbolizes the fluidity and instability of time in dreams or altered states of consciousness.
In the middle lies a mysterious, amorphous figure. It looks alien yet at the same time familiar and is often interpreted as a self-portrait.
Dalí masterfully combines hyperrealistic detail with fantastical elements, creating an eerie yet immersive scene. This iconic work continues to captivate viewers and raises questions about the nature of existence, memory, and perception.
The Clock hangs lightly, magnetically, on the black block
Seller's Story
Image of The Persistence of Memory (1931) Dalí
This surreal masterpiece is known for its dreamlike atmosphere and melting clocks. In a bare, almost extraterrestrial landscape, with the golden cliffs of the Catalonian coast in the background, the painting challenges traditional perceptions of time and reality.
The distorted clocks seem to become liquid, depicted as “the camembert of time” in Dalí's sense, which symbolizes the fluidity and instability of time in dreams or altered states of consciousness.
In the middle lies a mysterious, amorphous figure. It looks alien yet at the same time familiar and is often interpreted as a self-portrait.
Dalí masterfully combines hyperrealistic detail with fantastical elements, creating an eerie yet immersive scene. This iconic work continues to captivate viewers and raises questions about the nature of existence, memory, and perception.
The Clock hangs lightly, magnetically, on the black block
