Diary of a genius: Salvador Dali

The diaries of Salvador Dali as written by himself... in addition to the most important paintings he created and commented on, and the circumstances of each painting... Freud used to describe surrealism as madness, and those who follow this path are crazy and must be treated... To the extent that he presented the book "Michael Dyon wrote surprising us Dali." Honestly, his arrogance or arrogantly truthful... The diaries are considered a genius's work, part or a continuation of his early memoirs "The Secret Confessions of Salvador Dali" which form the larger part of his artistic autobiography of an artist who was one of the influencers of the modern art movement. Dali’s arrogance was a wall that protected him from criticism... with many critics of surrealist art... for a core reason found in his famous saying: I am surrealism, and surrealism is me... Interpreting the meaning, Dali says I am madness, that art, I am the genius... I am surrealism... if you understand surrealist art, you understand Dali. His memoirs begin with his story with Nietzsche... in his words: "Made me an atheist in adolescence, and made me a devout believer in youth." Dali discussed in his autobiography about Lorca, which was the greatest thing, mocking his friend in his life then describing Lorca’s death. Dali said about Lorca’s death: Lorca had to die because he was the greatest Spaniard ever, and because he was a symbol of all the dead... This madman talks about everything, about his friends, his art, his greatness, his genius, about the "superego" to the point that he wonders. Every morning, upon waking, I feel an immense joy, I realized for the first time today that because I am Salvador Dali, and I wonder in amazement: what miracle will Dali achieve today? I find it increasingly difficult to understand how others live without being Dali or Gala... Dali confesses his great love for "Gala," his wife... On every page, "Gala" is mentioned. You can understand the degree of his love from his saying... If my wife complained of pain in her left leg, I would complain of the same pain in the same leg... but she does not complain of the constant headache just because she is with me... Then he talks about his atheism... and his experience with philosophy books... and he says: "At seven years old, I wanted to be a cook... and at eight, I wanted to be Napoleon." He also says: "The difference between me and the madman is that I am not mad." Truly, the madman is better than you...!!