The author, based on her past knowledge, creates, mixing realities, a world that does not yet exist, with the need to bring to light the intricacies of her soul through figures as relevant as Dalí and his imagery, those tigers, here young and cunning, submerged in the calm water, not like in Dalí's flying ones, where their jaws seem to want to devour the naked body of Dalí's favorite muse. Characters and figures from Dalí's universe coexist with new actors in a watery, weightless environment, offering a relaxed and fun – an almost intimate - moment.In the center, the face of a surprised Dalí, who observes a small octopus tangled in his feet, flanked by two young tigers and other marine animals, and the image of a blonde woman - Marilyn? The author herself? The acrylic technique provides clarity and definition, that fixes the moment and energizes it, leaving the observer to handle multiple arguments. “Dali's Feet” offers a positive message of love and humour.