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title: Guardian of Time
Surrealism originated in the trenches of the First World War, when the youthful André Breton - and others - were exposed to the shock of the traumatized human psyche. From these experiences, not only did an ardent anti-war spirit emerge, but the oneiric disorientation witnessed by Breton became a leitmotif of the subsequent Surrealist movement. Surrealism, and its anarchic predecessor Dada, defined themselves in radical opposition to the brutalized societies all around them - and their rejection of the values of European life drew them ineluctably towards non-European beliefs.
The Surrealists found many ways to provoke the ‘irruption of otherness’ in the midst of 1920s Paris: the cultivation of hypnotic trance states and automatic drawing, the deliberate wanderings and chance encounters on the streets of themetropolis, the pilgrimages to sites deemed sacred by the group. The Surrealists collected, categorized, displayed and juxtaposed strange or incongruous artefacts. They organized exhibitions of ‘primitive’, ‘psychotic’, ‘found’, ‘natural’
George Grie, March 2001
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Surrealism originated in the trenches of the First World War, when the youthful André Breton - and others - were exposed to the shock of the traumatized human psyche. From these experiences, not only did an ardent anti-war spirit emerge, but the oneiric disorientation witnessed by Breton became a leitmotif of the subsequent Surrealist movement. Surrealism, and its anarchic predecessor Dada, defined themselves in radical opposition to the brutalized societies all around them - and their rejection of the values of European life drew them ineluctably towards non-European beliefs.
The Surrealists found many ways to provoke the ‘irruption of otherness’ in the midst of 1920s Paris: the cultivation of hypnotic trance states and automatic drawing, the deliberate wanderings and chance encounters on the streets of themetropolis, the pilgrimages to sites deemed sacred by the group. The Surrealists collected, categorized, displayed and juxtaposed strange or incongruous artefacts. They organized exhibitions of ‘primitive’, ‘psychotic’, ‘found’, ‘natural’
George Grie, March 2001
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Nicole / United Kingdom / Jul 4th, 2010
I experimented with two of your works of art, I would never try and profit off of them but I was wanting to show you what I did with them. If you are interested please e mail me back.
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Congratulations, you’re an Awesome Zazzler! Your artwork has been awarded for Excellence in Artistic Design and is being featured on the front page of the Awesome Zazzlers Gallery.
ash / Canada / Nov 18th, 2008
Love your art. Can you give me some refrences on how to learn more about creating digital images? i would appreciate any help.
Cheries Art / United States / Sep 6th, 2008
Another fantastic beauty! What an awesome collection and artist!
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