This project I decided to transform a television interview to Salvador Dalí in 1977, in a small book. The interview is famous because it shows a humble side of Dalí: “If there were two thousand Picassos, thirty Dalís, fifty Einsteins, the world would be practically uninhabitable, but no one should be afraid, there are none.”
The interview is a bit chaotic, at times it seems to be a monologue without a script by Dalí. For that reason I created a series of collages that illustrate this labyrinth of questions and answers. In order to show clearly and neatly the interview I chose the typography Times New Roman and I ordered the text in regular columns. The text and the collages create a contrast reflecting how chaotic and serious was the interview.
