What we can see in this lyric is the idea that meaning is no longer to be. While no one quite knows the real meaning of The Persistence of Memory,show more content The area The Persistence of Memory takes place in is changed to be. In both pieces, Lorca's hidden face-like the countless other pictorial "rostros ocultos" that typify the famous Dalinian "double image" paintings-becomes visible under the reader's attentive gaze. In this essay, philosopher Yuk Hui articulates an alternative route to the. I suggest that in at least two of Dalí's works-his early statement of aesthetic theory "Sant Sebastià" (1927), and his little-studied novel Hidden Faces (1944)-the author's profound affective relationship with Lorca is essentially sublimated into the artistic text. In this paper, I propose to examine yet another kind of textual appropriation of the figure of Lorca within Dalí's literary work. The Persistence of Memory is a physically small work for the large art-historical and pop-cultural reputation it holdsthe painting is just a couple of inches wider than a standard piece of computer paper. In many of Dalí's prose writings as well-most notably The Secret Life of Salvador Dalí (1942) and "Les morts et moi" (1952)-Lorca appears prominently in the author's personal reflections and recollections. Critical studies of Salvador Dalí's and Federico García Lorca's textual representations of their artistic and affective relationship have focused primarily on the poet's "Oda a Salvador Dalí" and key paintings from the artist's work.
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