#surrealism

#surrealism

OsamaSon's new music video for "Ref." features surreal visuals that complement the song's energy and themes.

Leyla Cui's art challenges perceptions of female identity through surreal narratives about memory, intimacy, and personal transformation.

Jon Rafman's exhibition critiques digital culture's absurdity through immersive art and AI-generated content.

Government Cheese emphasizes quirky aesthetics over coherent storytelling, embodying Apple TV+'s preference for charmingly eccentric narratives.

Philippe Starck's Maison Heler visually contrasts past and present, featuring a traditional house atop a modern structure in Metz, France.

Unstable Unicorns is a fun strategy game that encourages friendly sabotage among players, while the Dali-inspired clock is a creative and functional piece.

Unstable Unicorns brings friends together through strategy and humor, and the Dali clock adds a touch of surrealist art to home decor.

Tatsuya Tanaka creates surreal miniature scenes using everyday objects, encouraging viewers to reimagine daily situations.

Surrealism's political dimensions are highlighted, emphasizing its inherent opposition to fascism and active engagement in resistance during times of war.

Daniel Gibson's paintings evoke surreal desert landscapes that mirror his childhood dreams and experiences.

Kate Pritchard's background in English linguistics enriches her graphic design work, blending storytelling and creativity.

The novel presents a dystopian future in Argentina, blending surreal humor with sharp social commentary on capitalism and climate change.

The main character provides people with crucial items they need at unexpected moments, thanks to a magical briefcase.

The winning artwork at Surreal Salon 17 comments on loneliness and the facade of everyday normalcy.

Dengue Boy is a unique exploration of climate change and genetic mutation through its bizarre narrative and vivid imagery.

Tanning's painting reflects the duality of strength and fragility in the experience of female artists.

Her work, initially overshadowed by her husband's, is gaining recognition for its profound depth and uniqueness.

Chinatown nightlife is charmingly embodied by Cynthia Yee and the Grant Avenue Follies, showcasing a legacy of performance and community spirit.

Kentucky Route Zero explores deeper themes of human connection through a surreal road trip narrative.

Daniel Roseberry's Spring 2025 Couture collection embodies bold artistic expression, merging fashion with fine art, and showcases architectural elegance with surrealist influences.

Dreams are integral to personal identity and can connect individual imagination to a broader collective experience.

Uketsu's unique visual and narrative approach, coupled with his anonymity, captivates readers, making him a literary sensation in Japan.

Faye Toogood named Designer of the Year 2025 for her innovative integration of art, craft, and fashion in her WOMANIFESTO! installation.