The exhibition is curated by Beniamino Levi, president of The Dalí Universe and is directed by Roberto Panté, Artistic Director of The Dalí Universe.

The Museographic Project

Dali-Spellbound in Munich is a unique and unrepeatable opportunity to admire the wonderful canvas that Dalí created for Hitchcock's film of the same name in 1945. Phantasya took care of the museographic journey, presenting Dalini's original works, belonging to the exhibition curator Beniamino Levi, starting from the storytelling with a refined narrative. Through multimedia exhibits produced with the most advanced technology and a large section dedicated to virtual reality, it offers a highly immersive experience, in a multisensory journey of the highest visual impact.

The Exhibits

Framing and supporting the artistic scope of the works are several multimedia exhibits; projections, video mapping, holograms, and an interactive table that allows younger visitors to play playful applications created in keeping with the exhibition. Specifically, an educational/tactile workshop where even the youngest children, blind and visually impaired, will have the opportunity to understand the Freudian and Dalinian concepts transposed into Spellbound film.

The setups

Each area of the exhibition features a original soundtrack and a voiceover. Phantasya also oversaw the exhibition's exhibition design: the creation of display cases and supports for the works, designed specifically for the exhibition, panels and infographics scattered throughout the exhibition itinerary, and the illuminotecnica project.