Salvador Dalí was a Spanish artist known for his iconic, dreamlike landscapes. A key figure in the Surrealist movement, Dali often used bizarre, distorted imagery to blur the lines between fantasy and reality.

Salvador Dalí’s Sleeping Young Narcissus (1980) reimagines the Greek myth within a cosmic and dreamlike environment, where the figure appears to dissolve into the surrounding darkness. The interplay of light and shadow suggests the merging of human form with the natural world, evoking the theme of self-reflection and transformation found in the original Narcissus myth. The painting’s surreal landscape