In the presence of authentic works by Salvador Dalí, participants of the event will explore the roots of the surrealist approach to painting and create their own composition in acrylic. Sigmund Freud is the founder of psychoanalysis and the main ideological inspiration for surrealism. His theory of the unconscious opened the way for the great Salvador Dalí to an inexhaustible source of inspiration hidden in dreams and free associations. Thus, art became not only a means of self-expression but also an opportunity to know oneself. Under the guidance of psychoanalytic psychologist and art therapist Ksenia Ushakova, participants will attempt to dive into their own world of the unconscious and express it through painting. In an intimate setting, guests will listen to an engaging lecture on the surrealist symbolism of Salvador Dalí and the influence of Freud's works on world art as a whole, as well as admire authentic paintings by the Spanish surrealist from the series "Flora Dalinae." Dalí's surreal garden will serve as inspiration for the participants' acrylic masterpieces, where they will capture their own images. For details and to purchase tickets, please visit the website. The ticket grants access to the exhibition "Dalí and Picasso" on the day of the event.