Dali & Disney's Destino Collection

Destino: The Legendary Collaboration of Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney

The collaboration between Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney on the short film Destino remains one of the most storied "lost" projects in cinematic and art history. Originally conceived in 1945 but shelved due to wartime financial pressures, the project was finally completed and released by Disney in 2003. To commemorate this legendary partnership, a series of limited edition serigraphs and lithographs were released, capturing the breathtaking concept art Dalí created during his time at the Disney studios.

These prints depict the surreal journey of Chronos, the personification of time, and his doomed love for a mortal woman. The imagery is a quintessential blend of Disney’s mid-century animation charm and Dalí’s haunting, architectural surrealism, featuring melting clocks, vast desert landscapes, and shifting silhouettes. Produced with meticulous attention to color and detail, these editions serve as a bridge between the Golden Age of Animation and the height of the Surrealist movement. For collectors, the Destino prints represent a rare moment where pop culture and high art collided, preserving a vision that took over half a century to finally reach the screen.