Dali paints clocks that appear to be melted or deformed. I can't tell where the painting is located, but it seems to be on a beach or near mountains. That could have some meaning in the painting or to the artist. The clocks are an example of repetition.
I think the artist is trying to express how your memory can change over time. The message in the painting seems to express that certain memories have different values, and over time, the memories begin to fade and morph into something else. I think Dali decided to make the clocks look melted because he wanted to express the way he thought time had more value as you got older.
I like this painting because there are many different things it could express. Some people will see it differently depending on their age and mindset. This painting moves me because it makes me think that my memories are worth more and more as I mature and grow older. I think this piece of art is worth a lot because the painting is so realistic.
