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jac-zap · 8 months ago
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jac-zap - Dans un lieu enveloppé de nuit, une poupée lascive veille sur un autel dressé sur un étal de boucher recouvert d’un brocart mordoré. Aucun souffle vivant ne vient perturber l’ordre factice des reliques.
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2t2r · 2 months ago
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Les collages oniriques et surréalistes de Elianne van Turennout
Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/les-collages-oniriques-surrealistes-elianne-van-turennout/
Les collages oniriques et surréalistes de Elianne van Turennout
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fidjiefidjie · 1 year ago
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Illustration, collage surréaliste 🖍🖌 de © Eugenia Loli Série: Worshiped Women
Bel après-midi 👋
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semtituloh · 1 year ago
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Vía Groupe Surréaliste Internazionale Daniel Ollivier
Max Ernst ~ Loplop Introduit les membres du groupe surréaliste, 1931
Collage of photographs, pencil and frottage
En partant du haut à gauche, Yves Tanguy, Louis Aragon, Alberto Giacometti, René Crevel, Georges Sadoul (from behind with raised arms); from center left, Luis Buñuel (before helmeted figure), Benjamin Peret, Tristan Tzara, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Gala Éluard, André Thirion (below Ernst), Paul Éluard, René Char (arm raised), Maxine Alexandre; below André Breton, Man Ray
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kolajmag · 1 year ago
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THIS WEEK AT KOLAJ MAGAZINE
Billboards, Folklore, & Archéologie Surréaliste
COLLAGE ON VIEW Word of Mouth: Folklore, Collage & Community at A' the Airts in Sanquhar, Scotland, United Kingdom
COLLAGE EVENTS Community Collage Nights at A’ the Airts in Sanquhar, Scotland, United Kingdom
FROM THE PRINT ISSUE Billboard: Disparities
COLLAGE ON VIEW Archéologie Surréaliste at the Cuest'Art Festival in Virton, Belgium
FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY Pattern, Repetition, and Constant Movement Cydney M. Lewis: Chicago, Illinois, USA
FROM THE ARTIST DIRECTORY Presenting a Prismatic Reflection Cassandra C. Jones: Ojai, California, USA
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la-semillera · 1 year ago
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HEDDA STERNE & PIEDAD BONNETT
Ofertorio
Como un regalo acepto tu silencio, con todo lo que contiene su rigor de roca. Con todas las preguntas que caben en su círculo, su arañazo, su lágrima y su vientre de tambor que golpeo y donde sólo el golpe me responde. Como algo que es, que no puede no ser acepto tu silencio. Con todo lo que tiene de respuesta, de grito figurado, de impotencia, de palabras cosidas con largos hilos falsos.
Porque todo lo que un hombre quiere soñar cabe en el puño cerrado del silencio.
Te ofrezco a cambio todo el silencio que tu oído pide, que tu corazón pide, y de puntillas salgo de ti. (Yo, que siempre he creído en las palabras)
- Composición surréaliste, 1938, Hedda Sterne, collage  32,5 x 41 cm
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storyofthenauseouseye · 11 months ago
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A Guide to the Father of Surrealism: Andre Breton
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Philippe Jean (1931-1987) — “Elle était subjuguée par Le Monde” [oil on canvas, 1967]
Considering the topics in my last post, The Two Basic Pillars of French Literature, it'd be best to start this excursion with Andre Breton, the man widely considered to be the father of surrealism. The idea of surrealism is pretty straightforward, but it gets tricky the longer you think about it. Ironically, that's the point.
Surrealism is acquired when one pushes away the rational thoughts and everyday logic that goes into making traditional art. Surrealism is dreamlike, bizarre, and often challenging to understand. Sometimes, it's even difficult to look at. By accessing the subconscious, Breton and his peers could create art that had never been seen before (other than the similar dadaist movement, but that was based more on goofy arrangements of rational imagery).
Breton used his ideas on surrealism and put them into two pivotal works of literature that defined his career: The Manifesto of Surrealism and Nadja.
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Left: Fernand Aubrey, MASKS, 1950. Right: Georges Spiro, "Composition Surréaliste" 1960
Le Manifeste de Surrealisme
The Manifesto of Surrealism (1924) is Breton's most famous and widely renowned work. In it, he goes on to explain what exactly surrealism is. Breton was one of many to publish a manifesto on the subject matter. Many of his peers and rivals tried to coin the term and define the movement for themselves, but in 1924, Breton's manifesto became the generally more beloved guide. It would travel the world and be used by artists, writers, filmmakers, poets, and visionaries everywhere. Breton's words would even be included in works he inspired, such as being stamped in braille in Leon Ferrari's famous "Union Libre" pictured below.
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Leon Ferrari, "Union Libre", 2004
Breton's definition of the movement would shortly become famous.
"Pure psychic automatism, by which an attempt is made to express—either verbally, in writing or in any other manner— the true functioning of thought. The dictation of thought, in the absence of all control by reason, excluding any aesthetic or moral preoccupation" (Academy of American Poets).
Discard all logic, and throw away the mindfulness you pay to your work. Surrealism is the logic of dreams, the strangeness in the human subconscious. A twentieth-century American surrealist writer would later simplify the idea to four words: Exterminate all rational thought. I'll let you guess the author.
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Antonin Artaud, La projection du véritable corps, 1948
Nadja
Breton would eventually take this philosophical art theory and apply it himself through literature. In 1928, he published Nadja, a strange novel about a girl. The protagonist rambles on about surrealism, gives a description of a ten-day love affair with a girl named Nadja, and realizes she's insane and that he cannot continue the relationship. Then he gives a detailed monologue lasting a quarter of the length of the novel on how her absence destroys and inspires him.
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Left: Cover of the 1928 Gallimard edition of Nadja, collaged cover by Marcel Mariën. Right: 1964 Le Livre de poche edition of Nadja, interior.
Nadja is a bizarre text. It's non-linear, borders as a sequel to his 1924 manifesto, and the density of the strangeness makes it a difficult read for most people; that means it did what Breton intended.
Breton can take the reader through his surreality through this dreamy, irrational writing pace. Surreality was considered the world where surrealism took place, eventually helping make surrealism into an ideology, not just an idea. Nadja was the first surrealist fictional work to be published. With it, forty-four images were added to the book to help create another layer of dreamy imagery.
And with that, I will end this post the same way Breton ended Nadja.
"Beauty will be convulsive or will not be at all"(162).
Works Cited
Academy of American Poets. “About André Breton | Academy of American Poets.” Poets.org, https://poets.org/poet/andre-breton. Accessed 7 December 2023.
Breton, André. Nadja. Grove Press, 1988. Accessed 7 December 2023.
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coulisses-onirisme · 6 months ago
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Photographies et collages surréalistes, Leo Dohmen en relation avec André Breton. L'ambitieuse au désir passionné, forcené d'être féline ocellée.
Dans les coulisses, voir La Traversée, autre version de L'Origine du Monde de Gustave Courbet. Luxez la lingerie légère.
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L'ambitieuse, Leo Dohmen, 1958
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leblogdemarinaetjeanmarie · 9 months ago
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MARDI 20 FEVRIER 2024 (Billet 4/4)
DAAAAAALI ! (1h 18min)
Un film de Quentin Dupieux, avec Anaïs Demoustier, Edouard Baer, Jonathan Cohen, Gilles Lellouche, Pio Marmaï, Romain Duris…
Synopsis :
Une journaliste française rencontre Salvador Dali à plusieurs reprises pour un projet de documentaire.
Ci-dessous, quelques critiques pour mettre l’eau à la bouche à des cinéphiles qui aiment la folie (douce mais pas que…), les films (complètement et gentiment) déjantés, l’humour (souvent très) décalé, les puzzles absurdes avec des pièces (volontairement) manquantes, les castings top de chez top (Edouard Baer en tête)… et surtout Salvador Dali.
Nous lui avons donné tous les deux ❤️❤️❤️,5 sur 5.
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Bande à part
En s’emparant pour la première fois d’une figure célèbre, Quentin Dupieux concocte à nouveau la recette désormais bien connue de son cinéma, un casting détonnant au service d’un film concept, drôle et déconstruit. Il pousse cette fois-ci tous ces curseurs au maximum et dans une outrance assumée, parvient à saisir une certaine vérité de Salvador Dali dans ce portrait-hommage.
Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace
Le cinéaste fait du cinéma avec un mix de ciseaux et de fantaisie, découpant la réalité à la manière d'un collage visuel, créant un personnage puzzle constitué de pièces désordonnées.  Dali était surréaliste, Dupieux lui est dadaïste.
Elle
Un anti-biopic drôle, fantasque et foutraque.
Le Figaro
Ce Dali dans tous ses états souffle sur la poussière des musées, invente son propre personnage, bouscule sa légende. Entre deux éclats de rire, on percevra cette chose si rare, l'amour du cinéma.
Le Parisien
Un film délirant, savoureux, un peu fou… comme Salvador Dali.
Libération
Délirant autour de la figure du peintre surréaliste, bringuebalée dans une interprétation à cinq têtes, le dernier long du cinéaste Dupieux subvertit la temporalité par une esthétique du ressassement.
Télé 7 Jours
Un régal absolu de poésie absurde et de comédie pure, qui nous met la tête à l’envers.
Télérama
 Quand le cinéaste de l’absurde s’en prend à l’ego démesuré de l’artiste espagnol, cela donne un film… surréaliste !
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christophe-vd-impe · 10 months ago
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Voici un collage surréaliste de l’artiste péruvienne María María Acha-Kutscher, une féministe avant-gardiste ..J’aime les femmes artistes engagées trop souvent méconnues
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zinouillezetruenoodle · 11 months ago
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Post n° 12:
Projets d'Art Plastique sur les Natures Mortes:
Tryptique final (séparé):
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J'ai utilisé de peinture acrylique, du fusain et des feutres et des crayons graphites, du collage de papiers journaux, de la pâte à sel.
Mes inspirations étaient Chagall, Magritte, Picasso et le mouvement Pop Art et surréaliste, et aussi la pandémie de la COVID (surtout dans la 3ème pièce du tryptique, avec le masque, l'ordinateur, les écouteurs...).
Mes contres normes étaient le choix de couleurs vives, de fonds incohérents et de compositions pas conformes... Et le fil conducteur était le fond bleu.
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imageculte · 1 year ago
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« Pax Americana No.2 » (1991), huile sur toile, par le peintre Giorgos Ioannou (Γιώργος Ιωάννου), considéré comme l’un des représentant majeurs du Pop Art en Grèce (entre 1969 et 1976). Du point de vue du style, son travail s’inscrit dans la ligné du Pop Art, avec de fortes références à l’univers des comix book, tout comme celui du collage, mais il est aussi plus marqué par des compositions surréalistes et un détournement des symboliques publicitaires, et porteur d’un regard critique et ironique sur la réalité sociale et politique de l’époque.  Site web : https://giorgos-ioannou.com
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ardn632niamhbeattie · 1 year ago
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To get me head around photo manipulation i looked at what other artist did with their understanding what manipulation can be.
Hansruedi Ramsauer chooses 2 photographs that he mixes into one to create upside-down fusions and other brilliant effects that sometimes give a headache.
Delmas, Maxime. 2021. “Les Photomontages Surréalistes et Renversants de Hansruedi Ramsauer.” Creapills. April 1, 2021. https://creapills.com/photomontages-hansruedi-ramsauer-20210401.
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Hansruedi Ramsauer's style is very clean. I appreciate how he combines two photographs so smoothly that you can determine it's a fake but the graphics are Surrealist and trippy/cool.
Overall I think I like the more clean simplistic manipulation and surrealist collages
The way Hansruedi Ramsauer employs photographic elements to their advantage reminds me of a high school assignment. Every year that I took photography as an elective, my teacher permitted us to leave class and attempt to capture all seven photographic elements. Line, shape, form, texture, colour, size, and depth. This helps us look at our surroundings to improve our photographs and think more behind taking our photoshoot. You can see in Ramsauer's how they utilised leading lines successfully and they thought carefully when it came to editing their images.
I can use Ramsauer's technique, and while selecting photographs to edit, I should consider leading lines, shape, form, and texture.
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2t2r · 3 years ago
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Les images et collages surréalistes de Semih İĞCİ
Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/les-images-et-collages-surrealistes-de-semih-igci/
Les images et collages surréalistes de Semih İĞCİ
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kolajmag · 1 year ago
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COLLAGE ON VIEW
Archéologie Surréaliste
at the Cuest'Art Festival in Virton, Belgium, 2-10 September 2023. "Archéologie Surréaliste" is an international collage project initiated by Belgian collagist Nancy Dominique, bringing together artists from Belgium, France, Spain, Ireland and the USA. Starting with four original 19th-century engravings, sixteen contemporary collage artists went back in time to meet two great names in surrealist collage: Max Ernst and Max Bucaille. MORE
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Kolaj Magazine, a full color, print magazine, exists to show how the world of collage is rich, layered, and thick with complexity. By remixing history and culture, collage artists forge new thinking. To understand collage is to reshape one's thinking of art history and redefine the canon of visual culture that informs the present.
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beatlesonline-blog · 2 years ago
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