Dali Bookstore

A century ago, after humanity faced the greatest wars, natural disasters, and epidemics in history, a group of cultural scholars and artists re-evaluated whether the world should continue to solve problems solely through logical thinking. Writer and poet André Breton proclaimed the "Surrealist Manifesto," advocating for thought liberation through intuition and the subconscious, free from the control of reason. At that time, artists embraced "surrealism" as a theme, creating new and unique artistic styles. Among them, Salvador Dalí, a prominent figure in surrealism, possessed a mysterious power, using his supernatural abilities to paint works that transcended reality.
 
A hundred years later, as people read fewer physical books and physical bookstores decline, a bookstore owner, after acquiring Dalí's mysterious power, uses supernatural abilities to run his bookstore, crafting a story that defies reality.

This work won the Gold Award and Best Comic Story Award in the "3rd Hong Kong Comics Support Programme."