Examples of using Surrealism in English and their translations into Polish
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Futurism, Dadaism, Surrealism had renounced continuity with the art from the past in favour of protest
Georgia is quite aware of the overwhelming power of surrealism and has deliberately hidden behind the cake of Karen Karin Rosenberg.
Surreal Landscapes They do not have much in common with French surrealism but they reveal one of the sources of Woś's art.
At the opposite extreme, surrealism conceived the functions of mechanical pictures, photography
The game of“Cadavre Exquis” can be described as a method, developed in surrealism, the point of which is to give room to coincidence in the creation of images.
Luckily, even in the moments least propitious for surrealism, it has always found refuge in public toilets of every city.
I became interested in surrealism very early on, and this influence can be found in all of my work!
Surrealism still have a great effect on people when it comes to questioning,
Of metaphors, artistic techniques, symbols abundantly taken from Dadaism, Surrealism, theatre of absurd- everything petrified in the form of continuously transforming pictures.
inspired by Dadaism and surrealism, far from political explicitness.
Having returned to Spain, he abandoned surrealism and leaned towards the aesthetics of French other art and American abstractive expressionism.
Heine says he is influenced by Belgian Surrealism, German Expressionism,
Surrealism remains an important source of inspiration for the artist who,
pioneers in the 1960s, radically moving homoerotic photography away from simple documentary and into areas that were more akin to fine-art surrealism.
the hyperreality, surrealism, texturing and color.
But an interesting thing is that he really thought that painting was far too rational for that particular art form surrealism.
where they remained a force up to at least surrealism.
informel painting and Surrealism, he was fascinated with conceptual art and happening.
eventually moving to surrealism.
It was here, in moments of intense communal experience, rather than the individualistic dreams and reveries of surrealism, that the College of Sociology sought the essence of humanity.
