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Surrealism. 1900-1910. Surrealism. Goal was to tap into unconscious imagery Centered around two forms: Improvised art Hallucinatory scenes. Surrealism. Improvised art: Distancing themselves from conscious control. Surrealism: Improvised. Joan Miro
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Surrealism 1900-1910
Surrealism • Goal was to tap into unconscious imagery • Centered around two forms: • Improvised art • Hallucinatory scenes
Surrealism • Improvised art: • Distancing themselves from conscious control
Surrealism: Improvised • Joan Miro • Worked spontaneously either in a trance-like state or creative frenzy • Used almost semi-abstract forms to represent common items (suns, moons, animals)
Surrealism • Hallucinatory Art: • Used realistic techniques to create hallucinatory scenes that defy common sense.
Surrealism: Hallucinatory • Salvador Dali: • Painted with meticulous realism • Distorted objects grotesquely and placed them in unreal dream landscapes
Surrealism: Hallucinatory • Rene Magritte: • Painted disturbing, illogical images with startling clarity • Put everyday objects in odd situations to startle the viewer