Tag: surrealism
Max Ernst his core ideas and place that inspired him the most
The center of gravity in the physical sense for Max Ernst on this planet was nothing less but the desert of Sedona, in Arizona. He found it when on his way traveling in a car with his partner Dorothea Tanning. His impression was that his entire life he painted this place and then Sedona found him, as a response he had to build a house, in full solitude, with famous sculptures watching over the inhabitants, they are called Capricorn.
“The role of the painter… is to project that which sees itself in him.” by Max Ernst
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Marc Chagall dream of humanity, folk inspired visual thoughts and finding the meaning in life by doing something that doesn’t revert the gaze away from the sky and the stars
Reality is processed into distilled form that reveals the working of the mind Unlike most of his...
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Exploring the metaphysics and powerful influence that started with Giorgio De Chirico and continued throughout 20th century
Metaphysics was born out of philosophy and there was no need for dreams to be mystified De Chirico...
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Salvador Dali’s eclectic narrative: an exploration of the furthest reaches of self-induced delirium that shook the world and mapped new boundaries of creativity
The power of the brain and self-induced delirium that reveals the mind to itself, without the use...
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The conflict between the visible that we see and the visible that is hidden in Rene Magritte’s fascinating world full of contrasting ideas
The play between illusion and objective reality that always changes until the core is captured...
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