About Us

This website is managed by Massimo Martina to describe the collection Salvador Dali sculptures he manages and provide information about Salvador Dali, his art and his creativity with the third dimension and sculpture.

Massimo Martina is a collector and dealer of modern art based in Cyprus. He has always had a deep appreciation for modern art, with a particular passion for bronze sculptures and the surreal genius of Salvador Dalí. His love for art runs in the family—he grew up surrounded by the paintings and frescoes of his great-grandfather, Francesco Agnesotti, a renowned regional artist celebrated for his religious works adorning numerous churches and votive chapels.
Despite this artistic heritage, Massimo initially embarked on a career in the banking and corporate sector, only later transitioning into the art world—but from a business and market-driven perspective. Over the past 15 years, he has played a pivotal role in the Dali Universe group, contributing significantly to its evolution. Under his guidance, the organization has transformed from a collection of independent commercial entities into a recognized center of excellence in the field of Salvador Dalí’s bronze sculptures and three-dimensional artworks.
For the past three years, Massimo has been dedicated to expanding the reach of the Dalí Universe collection into new international markets while actively promoting a deeper understanding of Dalí’s sculptural masterpieces. To maximize visibility and engagement, he is committed to fostering strong partnerships with curators, galleries, and art dealers—ensuring that through their networks, Dalí’s legacy continues to captivate collectors and art enthusiasts worldwide.
He is a distributor for the Dali Universe, editor of Salvador Dalí sculptures and holder of one of the widest private collection of dalinian works. Thanks to this collaboration Massimo Martina can offer to his clients a portfolio of 29 limited edition bronzes and a huge selection of prints, glass sculptures and other artworks conceived by the master of Surrealism.