Dalí’s work combines striking realism with fantastical elements, often drawing on his fascination with dream analysis. His bizarre landscapes, filled with melting clocks, distorted figures, and unexpected juxtapositions, reflect his exploration of the unconscious mind. Dalí's technical skill in rendering hyper-realistic scenes adds to the unsettling, surreal atmosphere of his paintings. In addition to his visual art, his theatrical personality and controversial public persona have made him as much a cultural icon as an artistic innovator, with a legacy that continues to resonate in contemporary art and popular culture.