Salvador Dali Signed “Biological Garden” from Imaginations and Objects of the Future

This signed Salvador Dalí lithograph, titled “Biological Garden,” comes from his visionary series Imaginations and Objects of the Future. Numbered 93/250 and printed on Arches paper circa 1975, it features surreal botanical forms, abstract figures, and vibrant colors that reflect Dalí’s playful yet thought-provoking imagination. Beautifully framed and boldly signed, it is a striking collectible for admirers of his artistic genius. Salvador Dali characters are on Islands in the waters of the biological Garden. Like a hydroponic feeding system of today. The Vines are held up by crutches one of Salvador Dali’s signature Embellishments in many of his paintings. Dali wrote about Biological Garden: “The garden would float triumphantly in space. It would be similar to a balloon but not spherical. More flat, like an inflatable filet of Sole. It would be covered with a biological surface so the garden would receive and be nourished by the sun’s rays the same way as the plants and flowers with in it. The garden would be capable of various tensions so it could be navigated in space, steered remotely by radiation or radio waves.”