“There comes a moment in every person’s life when they realise they adore me”.
Salvador Dalí
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The London Art Fair has officially returned to the capital for its 38th edition, transforming the Business Design Centre into a sanctuary for Modern and Contemporary art.
Following the exclusive preview on January 20, the Fair is now in full swing, running from January 21 to 25, 2026.
This year, the Fair’s theme, “Surrealism Returns”, perfectly aligns with a unique curatorial collaboration with the National Trust, showcasing surrealist works from iconic modernist homes.
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Amidst this prestigious atmosphere, Dalí Universe is proud to announce its most significant presence at an international fair to date. Our collection is being showcased through two esteemed partners: MOLLBRINKS GALLERY (Sweden) and GORMLEYS GALLERY (Ireland).
Never before has the Dalí Universe presented such a numerous and diverse selection of sculptures at a single international event. As the London Art Fair kicks off the global collecting season, we are thrilled to offer collectors a rare opportunity to invest in the three-dimensional genius of Salvador Dalí.
At the Mollbrinks Gallery stand, visitors can admire a selection of limited edition bronzes that explore the fluidity of time and form. Among them: “Dance of Time I & III”,two variations of the iconic melting clock, Dalí’s most profound meditation on the relativity of time; and “Dalinian Dancer”, a masterpiece of movement, which has been featured on the London Art Fair’s own pages as a highlight of this year’s Surrealist focus.
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Meanwhile, Gormleys Gallery presents a curation of four additional masterworks. Among them: “Homage to Newton”,Dalí’s surrealist tribute to gravity and the English scientific tradition; and “Surrealist Piano”,where music and anatomy collide in a lyrical Dalinian dream.
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With a total of eight sculptures on display, London Art Fair 2026 highlights the polyhedric nature of Dalí.
As Mr. Beniamino Levi, President of Dalí Universe, emphasises: “Dalí’s work is immediately identifiable because his distorted and exaggerated expressions transcend the canvas. In these bronzes, the fantastic becomes tangible.”
At this year’s Fair, the presence of Dalí’s bronze reaffirms his position as the cornerstone of the Surrealist movement.
“It is wonderful to see the carefully curated stands of two leading international galleries (Mollbrinks and Gormleys) showcasing the sculptures of Salvador Dalí alongside Contemporary Surrealist artworks. Surrealism has triumphed at LAF 2026!” James Sanders, Dalí Universe.