Salvador Dalí belonged to the art movement known as Surrealism. He joined the Surrealists in Paris in 1929 and became one of its leading exponents, known for exploring the subconscious mind through dreamlike and bizarre imagery. Dalí developed a distinctive Surrealist technique called the "paranoiac-critical method" and produced iconic Surrealist works such as "The Persistence of Memory" (1931).
Though Dalí was influenced by earlier movements like Impressionism and Cubism in his youth, his mature and most famous work is firmly situated within Surrealism.
To clarify:
Art Movement| Salvador Dalí's Association
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Surrealism| Yes, Dalí was a leading Surrealist artist
Impressionism| Early influence, not his main movement
Cubism| Early influence, not his main movement
Pop Art| No association
Therefore, the correct answer is Surrealism.
