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The first Surrealist Manifesto was written in 1924. The artists who were young then continued working till old age. Daíi died in 1989.

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What did the surrealists use as a source of subject matter for their art?

The declared intention of the Surrealists was to use dreams and the unconscious as the source of their inspiration and subjects.


Art movement linking dreams with real life?

The art movement is Surrealism. Surrealism was mainly about the dream world and the unconscious, like the name implies. Surrealists tried to merge reality and imaginary into one thing, just like the way the dream world is. Surrealism was all about the mysterious and dreamy qualities of life. Some Surrealists are Dali and Ernst.


How was surrealism connected with freuds ideas?

Surrealism was deeply influenced by Sigmund Freud's theories, particularly his ideas about the unconscious mind, dreams, and repressed desires. Surrealists sought to explore and express the irrational and the fantastical, often using dream imagery and unexpected juxtapositions, reflecting Freud's belief that dreams reveal hidden truths about the psyche. Additionally, the movement aimed to bypass rational thought, aligning with Freud's assertion that the unconscious plays a significant role in shaping human behavior and creativity. This connection helped surrealists challenge conventional perceptions of reality and artistic expression.


What inspired surrealism?

Surrealism is meant to be and artistic representation of the unconscious mind and is a response to the Dada movement. Sigmund Freud's work with free association and dream analysis was a heavy inspiration. Surrealists also often aligned themselves with communism and anarchism.


Who inspired surrealist art?

The art movement called Dada was a precursor to Surrealism. It questioned "what is art" by making "non-art" The surrealists took this idea and ran with it years later, keeping the "non-art" aesthetic, but giving it meaning. Marcel Duchamp is one of my favorite Dada artists, who also was a good bridge between Dada and Surrealism.