Surrealism began with André Breton's 1924 manifesto—a call to unleash "pure psychic automatism" and let the unconscious run the show. No tidy logic, no polite perspective: just instinct, improv and visions cooked in the back rooms of the mind.
Freud supplied the psychological spark; Dalí, Ernst and Magritte answered with lobsters on phones, meat-textured moons and bowler hats raining from the sky. Frida Kahlo rewired the body into symbolic riddles, while Max Ernst's feathered beasts stalked the blank space between fear and fascination. The goal? Yank viewers out of rational comfort and drop them into waking dreams.
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