This exhibition also brought other surprises to the audience. The huge first generation Dali clock city level sculpture "Dance of Time I" made its debut in China, and the sculpture "Horse Saddled with Time" with Dali's fingerprints, which also came to China for the first time, complemented landmark buildings such as the CCTV headquarters building and the China Tower, creating a new check-in destination for Guomao.

The copyright owner of this exhibition is Dali Universe, whose founder Beniamino Levi has known Dali since the 1960s and has been encouraging him to create sculptures based on his classic artistic images.

They jointly developed the Dali Bronze Sculpture Art Series, which serves as valuable academic materials for studying Dali. In the past 30 years, the Dali Universe has held exhibitions in more than 100 museums and venues worldwide, attracting more than 12 million visitors. The exhibition in Beijing is expected to provide an opportunity for domestic art enthusiasts and scholars to experience the charm of Dali's art up close.

As the global debut station, Beijing has created an immersive exhibition experience for the audience. The exhibition is themed with "Dreams", where visitors can experience introspection and emotional exploration through the creative thinking of art masters by appreciating Dali's art works collected from the Dali Universe.