When time begins to flow
Salvador Dalí is one of the best-known representatives of Surrealism – characterized by eccentric self-portrayal and a consistent exploration of the subconscious. His works play with perception, dreams and reality – often irritating, always unmistakable. Melting clocks, ants and the lobster as a surreal object are typical motifs in his work.
A dream in glass
The SALVADOR light object from the ODD BIRDS collection picks up on Dalí’s visual language. The flowing clock above the beak, the red lobster on the head and the abstract color gradients in the glass quote central motifs without simply copying them. Of course, the distinctive, thin twisted moustache with upward-pointing tips could not be missing in the design of SALVADOR.
Creating a sophisticated object like SALVADOR in glass requires more than just a creative idea – it demands a high degree of precision craftsmanship. Form, color and expression are created in direct contact with the material – and make each piece a unique result.
Between reality and fantasy
SALVADOR sets a unique accent in the garden, on the terrace or in the interior. The mixture of bird and surreal elements is unusual and catches the eye. Not an off-the-peg object.
A piece for anyone who enjoys the unusual, appreciates the play of colors and likes to go a step beyond the obvious.
