Art in the Dream World - Surrealism

Abstract

Surrealism advocates breaking through the concept of logic and reality, completely abandoning the logical and impressionistic image of reality and combining instinct and reality, the subconscious and dreams, to reveal the deepest world of the human psyche. A social thought and literary movement that emerged in France after the First World War and whose influence spread to all European countries. It involved all fields of literature, art, theatre and music. It absorbed anti-traditional and auto-creative ideas from Dadaism, but overcame the weaknesses of Dadaism's negation of everything and had a more affirmative belief and programmer, and spread most widely as a fine art movement between the two World Wars. Surrealism was an artistic trend that involved not only literature, but also music, painting and other artistic fields.