At Moustache Dali is all about the look. Not the photo itself (however famous) but the challenge inherent in it: can I achieve the same thing with textiles? Can I make sure the eyes keep following you no matter where you stand?

His moustache, of course, is legendary, a graceful line that becomes almost caricatural. His gaze is once again grand, absurd and unapproachable. But what makes this portrait unforgettable is that one look: the eyes that won't let you go.

With thread, I tried to capture that moment. The work became an exploration of boundaries: how far can I go to translate the intensity of a photograph into textile, without losing the power? And yes, the look remains, and that was exactly the intention.

Moustache Dali is a small work with a big impact. A work that looks at you and keeps looking at you, reminding you of guts, intensity and the beauty of not being able to look away. It proves that it is precisely in the unknown, in daring to go further, that the real magic happens.