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Salvador Dalí Elephants (Part 1: Clay)

Creative Art & Speech For N2 to P1 - 4 years old to 7 years old.

Salvador Dalí Elephants Clay Art project

For N2 to P1 - 4 years old to 7 years old.

Part 1 Duration: 3 lessons at 1 hour 30 minutes per session.

Part 1 Period: Thurs 25th July 2024 to Sun 11th Aug 2024.

Free Trial Duration: 1st lesson only from Thurs 25th July 2024 to Sun 28th July 2024.

Free Trial Registration: https://www.artistori.com/event-details/creative-art-and-speech-free-trial

Salvador Dalí's painting "The Elephants" features surreal and dreamlike imagery that reflects his fascination with the subconscious. In the artwork, elephants are depicted with elongated legs and spindly feet, which create a sense of both strength and fragility. The elephants carry towering obelisks on their backs, symbolizing power and grandeur, while also representing the tension between reality and illusion.

The painting explores themes of memory, dream states, and the passage of time, characteristic of Dalí's surrealist style. The contrast between the elephants' sturdy bodies and their delicate legs invites viewers to contemplate the nature of strength and stability in a surreal world.

Join us to explore the significance of Salvador Dalí's "The Elephants" and create your own mighty elephants! Discover the meaning behind Dalí's work while crafting powerful sculptures that stand tall and proud, with elongated legs and feet.

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