OMG! THIS VIDEO IS AMAZING AND THE VISUALS REALLY HELPED ME UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPTS SINCE IM A VISUAL LEARNER! THIS IS SO UNDERATED! HOPEFULLY YOU HAVE OTHER VIDEOS LIKE THIS WHERE I CAN STUDY OTHER ART MOVEMENTS. THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH! AND GOOD LUCK WITH THE CHANNEL
So lovely ☺️, we’re pumped to hear it! And YES, we have a whole PLAYLIST covering major art movements. Just click on the ‘playlists’ tab on our channel and... ENJOY! 💪🏻
part of why we got so much weird art around that time is because until recently (like the last century) art had nothing to do with self expression of the individual artist. for ages and ages to be a painter was pretty exclusively a job of working for the elite and for the church doing portraiture and iconography. also, art was really narrowly viewed as “good” if and only if a painter could master representational styles- which became obsolete as soon as we got the camera. it was actually the camera which freed painters to begin exploring art as an exercise in the subconscious and absurd instead of forever striving for realism.
Surrealism art is striking - be stunning. It's not to be explained . The Dreams can be understanded but not totally . The surrealist artist don''t want to know what his surrealist paint means. The Dreams and the surrealist art are abstractions - they are nothing or can be what you want. Love it and Love the life .
If i creat a surrealistic image in photoshop and then draw that using grid would that drawing be surrealism or hyperrealism? Is it about the product or the process? Would it be a waste of time? If yes what's the point of drawing from imagination just photoshop and print it.
this video WHAT??? i absolutly love everything about it. the visuals!!! the edition!!1 of course the conttent and that i can LEARN and ENJOY with your voice and everything aggg new fav channel for sure! best!
Hey! There were also Surrealist women around André Breton (Joyce Mansour, Annie Le Brun, Lise Deharme for example). Almost all of these women have fallen into oblivion and are only beginning to be rediscovered.
This increased my understanding of surrealism. I just thought it was a conscious attempt to move away from meaning. But according to this article, I am wrong. It is actually about exploring understanding through the non-conscious part of our mind.
absolutely gorgeous video. informative and entertaining! definitely subscribing. i love content like this!! as a busy high-school student with adhd and a caffeine addiction, i'm impressed as to how a history-based video such as this managed to keep my eyes glued to the screen
I applause your editing style, taking advantage of the addictive yet soothing nature of social networks. I feel like your content could pass easily to teens, as long as the english itself is not a barrier. I enjoyed watching as much as I enjoyed the video, if it makes sense.
Great way to bring the basic about surrealism It's inspiring for searching more afterwords and thinking of it as a good motivation for those who dont know much about it great
Would love to see a video about Mid-century Modernism/Retro-Futurism/PostWar Modernism/Classic Modernism-whatever you call it! Focus on architecture, design, graphics, and art,
Forgive them, especially the Americans. They say ”AI-KE-AH!” )IKEA) ”AI-ZU-SU” (ISUZU) and ”HU-SA-KVAR-KA” (Husqvarna). Greetings from Thailand not THAIWAN!
If you want to see something interesting look up Hieronymus Bosch. He was hundreds of years before Dali. I can't believe how ahead of his time Bosch was.
Great way to bring the basic about surrealism ❤ It's inspiring for searching more afterwords and thinking of it as a good motivation for those who dont know much about it ❤ great 👍👍👍👍👍
What is real and what is not? In our time of cell-phones, social media and fake-news this question is even more relevant. Our world today, it is SO surreal! ua-cam.com/video/aQjzqc4STGE/v-deo.html In this video we combine the surreal images of Rene Magritte with the images we we constantly see on our screens, that affect our lives on so many levels. Interior Decorator Blues (inspired by René Magritte)
100 Years of Solitude is one of the greatest novels, it achieved this by weaving a beautiful family story with the profound experience of colonizing empires. I found it to be the MOST REALISTIC way of conveying the emotional and physical effects of that experience.
I keep finding amazing art videos and art documentaries on UA-cam. I have gone down quite the rabbit hole, especially during the pandemic/quarantine. Helped me pass the time and I have enjoyed the learning. I lead tours at a museum where i live and we have a program for 4th graders whose classes come for a tour and an art project. I'm always looking for ways to make the talks fun and engaging and hoping I leave the kids with curiosity to explore more and inspiration. Thank you for you insights.
Such a beautiful message, thank you for sharing! Really pleased to hear that you’ve been enjoying watching educational videos on UA-cam and have stopped by our channel! 😍
The moving notions of time are still present within the ideas of what is and remains surreal in the idea of one’s visions durante la idea de dormido con the same result as an analytic production of moving forms by way of metaphysical projection
maybe I'm wrong bc I know nothing about art history but i definitely think surrealism has the biggest influence on media today. not necesarily art but definitely popular culture/media/advertising Edit: in the western world at least
Dali didn’t care or know anything about Freud. His scientific interests were with Einstein, Heisenberg, atomic structures, golden ratio, etc. Surrealism itself started as a political and philosophical movement. It aligned with communism and even anarchism and was a direct continuation of the Dada movement before it.
I understand where you're coming from, but it seems you may be basing this assumption off of Dali's later work. Though later in his career he did turn towards an interest with atomic structure, early on he was what one might consider a Freud fanboy. Not only did he *know* of Freud, he was fascinated by his theories, met him, and even drew him.
The word Surrealism is never defined here; so, it is a combination of ‘super’ + ‘real’… a state that is created when we move outside of our limited scope of thinking and existence.
Well, those melting clocks make sense. You see, around this time also Einstein was saying that time is not a fixed thing. It is relative and changes according to speed, and so on, and so forth. The idea of time was being upended and questioned it was no long a fixed, solid, mechanistic thing. Hence the melting clocks.
Buena pregunta. El surrealismo en su variante abstracta formalista y (plus) figurativista tienen su origen en un impetud prolijo vanguardista cum fundamentum preateritum re.
I realy love surrealism. Especially Margrite. Here in Belgium ,surealisme isn't just an art form Surealisme is the Belgian way of living . I have see a smart for two car with writing on the side :this is not a car 😂 in French.
Think you've reversed the premise. Surrealism is a rebellion against psychoanalytic belief that everything we think can be reduced to boxes. A fish on a bicycle was a phrase and image that extols this premise. Interesting to hear it perceived differently.
Hello, I have to paint a surrealist painting using acrilics... I swear that by three weeks I havent had a single idea, because I will have to explain it in front of class. I am a teenager with several childhood traumas, if someon could give me any idea I would cry of joy. Please, help me!
El surrealismo me parece fascinante y muy creativo. Puedo explicarlo, pero como no quiero extenderme (quizás otro día) solo diré que Freud me parece un patán insoportable.
If i creat a surrealistic image in photoshop and then draw that using grid would that drawing be surrealism or hyperrealism? Is it about the product or the process? Would it be a waste of time? If yes what's the point of drawing from imagination just photoshop and print it.
@@CuriousMuse he supported all these artists with all the money needed, somehow he owned must of the surrealism industry from 1930 until his dead, 1984. I would belive the artists where working for him, even if they where selling their own dreams, their goal was the madness of this bastard child from Henry IV? (Enrique IV) and Mrs Forbes, whom lastname still owning some of the published industry. I've not been able to find any of his written books yet, I have only seen one of his 3 or 4 paintings yet but I would love some video with the mindset shift from this sir. Do you have any relevant information of his influence in surrealism or did any of what I've told make sense? Sorry for my bad English. Thank you for answering.. Blessings from México.
the lobster telephone....well shellfish are forbidden in traditional Jewish dietary laws. You see this referenced in 'Seinfeld'. A character eats lobster and some misfortune befalls. Perhaps a lobster and a telephone together is about gossiping. I don't know.
OMG! THIS VIDEO IS AMAZING AND THE VISUALS REALLY HELPED ME UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPTS SINCE IM A VISUAL LEARNER! THIS IS SO UNDERATED! HOPEFULLY YOU HAVE OTHER VIDEOS LIKE THIS WHERE I CAN STUDY OTHER ART MOVEMENTS. THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH! AND GOOD LUCK WITH THE CHANNEL
So lovely ☺️, we’re pumped to hear it! And YES, we have a whole PLAYLIST covering major art movements. Just click on the ‘playlists’ tab on our channel and... ENJOY! 💪🏻
Learning surrealism visually must be pretty surreal.
A cool experience indeed! 😊
L+RATIO
part of why we got so much weird art around that time is because until recently (like the last century) art had nothing to do with self expression of the individual artist. for ages and ages to be a painter was pretty exclusively a job of working for the elite and for the church doing portraiture and iconography. also, art was really narrowly viewed as “good” if and only if a painter could master representational styles- which became obsolete as soon as we got the camera. it was actually the camera which freed painters to begin exploring art as an exercise in the subconscious and absurd instead of forever striving for realism.
You sound like a good parrot.
Surrealism art is striking - be stunning. It's not to be explained . The Dreams can be understanded but not totally . The surrealist artist don''t want to know what his surrealist paint means. The Dreams and the surrealist art are abstractions - they are nothing or can be what you want. Love it and Love the life .
this was also after galleries started opening instead of more restrictive salons, which helped artists be a bit more free.
If i creat a surrealistic image in photoshop and then draw that using grid would that drawing be surrealism or hyperrealism? Is it about the product or the process? Would it be a waste of time? If yes what's the point of drawing from imagination just photoshop and print it.
@@pedramtajeddini5100 if you can photoshop something surrealist, then that's pretty imaginative.
I adore the way this whole series has been presented.
Such an adorable comment 😍 , thank you :)
Lizanne you are so beautiful! Take care!
Love how much you effectively communicate in 5 minutes. Subbed and reviewing the backlog.
this video WHAT??? i absolutly love everything about it. the visuals!!! the edition!!1 of course the conttent and that i can LEARN and ENJOY with your voice and everything aggg new fav channel for sure! best!
So glad to hear! And please check out other videos as well to learn more about these topics 😍
I love Rene Magritte and I am glad to see him celebrated.
😍👍🏻
Hey! There were also Surrealist women around André Breton (Joyce Mansour, Annie Le Brun, Lise Deharme for example). Almost all of these women have fallen into oblivion and are only beginning to be rediscovered.
So good to hear they're getting rediscovered!
You don't even want to know what happened to Leonora Carrington or Dorothea Tanning...
Feminism - what a great way to enjoy art 🤦
This increased my understanding of surrealism. I just thought it was a conscious attempt to move away from meaning. But according to this article, I am wrong. It is actually about exploring understanding through the non-conscious part of our mind.
absolutely gorgeous video. informative and entertaining! definitely subscribing. i love content like this!! as a busy high-school student with adhd and a caffeine addiction, i'm impressed as to how a history-based video such as this managed to keep my eyes glued to the screen
Thank you! 😍🙏🏻
This is just amazing, The way you present things is really great.
So nice to hear! 😇 we also organise videos in thematic playlists in case you’re interested in other art movements
Hello!!!! Welcome to Heal yourself… offering creative solutions for liberating any stuck feelings.
Art heal sessions with fun and quick activities
I applause your editing style, taking advantage of the addictive yet soothing nature of social networks.
I feel like your content could pass easily to teens, as long as the english itself is not a barrier.
I enjoyed watching as much as I enjoyed the video, if it makes sense.
Very pleased to hear this! Thank you for watching and your feedback. I hope you’ll stick with us and will watch our future stories 😇
Whoever did the intro, it's an incredible art piece by itself!
☺️🙏🏻
One of my favourite art movements 😍
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Great way to bring the basic about surrealism It's inspiring for searching more afterwords and thinking of it as a good motivation for those who dont know much about it great
Would love to see a video about Mid-century Modernism/Retro-Futurism/PostWar Modernism/Classic Modernism-whatever you call it! Focus on architecture, design, graphics, and art,
Thank you - we will discuss our content plans and see what’s possible 💪🏻
Surrealism is my favorite movement. What a cool video!
Thank you 😍! Such an amazing movement indeed 🙏🏻
Dalí! With the accent!
De Chirico! Like “de kirico”!
Thanks 😊
Forgive them, especially the Americans. They say ”AI-KE-AH!” )IKEA) ”AI-ZU-SU” (ISUZU) and ”HU-SA-KVAR-KA” (Husqvarna). Greetings from Thailand not THAIWAN!
@@apexxxx10ahahahahahah 😂 let’s forgive them 🙏
dawn bro this is so well edited
Thanks bro! 😎
If you want to see something interesting look up Hieronymus Bosch. He was hundreds of years before Dali.
I can't believe how ahead of his time Bosch was.
He was something else indeed - a genius ahead of time
The work of El Greco is also really fascinating
Great way to bring the basic about surrealism ❤ It's inspiring for searching more afterwords and thinking of it as a good motivation for those who dont know much about it ❤ great 👍👍👍👍👍
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What is real and what is not? In our time of cell-phones, social media and fake-news this question is even more relevant.
Our world today, it is SO surreal!
ua-cam.com/video/aQjzqc4STGE/v-deo.html
In this video we combine the surreal images of Rene Magritte with the images we we constantly see on our screens, that affect our lives on so many levels.
Interior Decorator Blues (inspired by René Magritte)
I love this art style, I haven’t been drawing for long but I hope that one day I’ll be able to make some cool stuff in this style
My favourite video, well done @CuriousMuse 👌🏻
Thank you! 👍
I am so addicted to the intro music. Please share with me if you guys can. Watched the intro for like 100 times. Dead serious.
you guys are amazing
😍🙏🏻
This is so great :) I was glued to my seat. 🧚♂
100 Years of Solitude is one of the greatest novels, it achieved this by weaving a beautiful family story with the profound experience of colonizing empires. I found it to be the MOST REALISTIC way of conveying the emotional and physical effects of that experience.
Enjoying good art is benefit for the mind
So true! 👌🏻 did you like this video?
Great video! I loved the visuals.
So nice to hear it! 😊
This is the video I was looking for
Beautiful and artistic video! Thank you.
this Video deserve more likes
Thank you so much for you kind words! ☺️🙏🏻
I love Surrealism.
Ahhh my favorite art philosophy
This channel is awesome!! Please post more videos on art and art history 🤩💐
Absolutely, so happy you liked our channel 😍
This is awesome
Thank you! 😊
Artists were very effective in projecting the absurdity of dreams
Thank you so much...for this amazing video.
😍🙏🏻
I keep finding amazing art videos and art documentaries on UA-cam. I have gone down quite the rabbit hole, especially during the pandemic/quarantine. Helped me pass the time and I have enjoyed the learning. I lead tours at a museum where i live and we have a program for 4th graders whose classes come for a tour and an art project. I'm always looking for ways to make the talks fun and engaging and hoping I leave the kids with curiosity to explore more and inspiration. Thank you for you insights.
Such a beautiful message, thank you for sharing! Really pleased to hear that you’ve been enjoying watching educational videos on UA-cam and have stopped by our channel! 😍
The moving notions of time are still present within the ideas of what is and remains surreal in the idea of one’s visions durante la idea de dormido con the same result as an analytic production of moving forms by way of metaphysical projection
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻
Ma di quanti grandi artisti e di quante correnti pittoriche, è il padre Giorgio de Chirico! ✍️😉
Feeling blessed of being a student of Literature .
How nice! 😍
Im a medical student
maybe I'm wrong bc I know nothing about art history but i definitely think surrealism has the biggest influence on media today. not necesarily art but definitely popular culture/media/advertising
Edit: in the western world at least
Oh yes! 👍🏻
Love it! Just made a video about surrealism on my channel and found yours! Love the visuals :)
Thank you! 🙏🏻 I just watched yours 😍 - you covered a bit of Dadaism, and that’s one of the videos we are currently working on 😅
@@CuriousMuse can't wait to watch it :)
We’ve actually just published it - hope you like it! 🙏🏻
Dali didn’t care or know anything about Freud. His scientific interests were with Einstein, Heisenberg, atomic structures, golden ratio, etc. Surrealism itself started as a political and philosophical movement. It aligned with communism and even anarchism and was a direct continuation of the Dada movement before it.
I understand where you're coming from, but it seems you may be basing this assumption off of Dali's later work. Though later in his career he did turn towards an interest with atomic structure, early on he was what one might consider a Freud fanboy. Not only did he *know* of Freud, he was fascinated by his theories, met him, and even drew him.
Dali was well aware of Freud, even to the extent of being described as obsessed by him. Dali and Freud even met each other.
Excellent video and content in your channel, by the way. Congratulations.
😍🙏🏻
Fun fact: Rene Magritte inspired the visual design of perhaps one of the scariest Stands in JoJo, Part 8's "Wonder of U".
Interesting, thanks for sharing!
The word Surrealism is never defined here; so, it is a combination of ‘super’ + ‘real’… a state that is created when we move outside of our limited scope of thinking and existence.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
I wish that there was mention of Max Ernst.
Wow, imagine what would happen if Freud accepted working hand to hand with Bretón.
For me Salvador is the best artist ever!!!:)(:
Nice, what do you like about him?
@@CuriousMuse imagination of different doors & world's...
Well done a bit short for a big subject but hé time is precious for some dank
can anyone share informations or source about types of surrealism? i need it for an essay
Very interesting!!
Could you link the Video at 3:26 ?
...beautifully surreal 💯
Merci, c'était intéressant
Mind blowing
🤯🤯🤯
Thank you for the video
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This video is verry nice, thank you verry much !
Welcome! 😚
Oh. Ive enjoyed its benefits already. Thank you 🌹
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Thanks for sharing. God bless you.
Thank you for watching 😍👍🏻
. Okay. This series is great. Do one on Steampunk?
Sounds good 👌🏻
Good video!
Bonjour , traduction en français c'est possible?
Magnifique à voir les tableaux 🎉
Nice comments on Freud.
🙂
Great production. I love how you make the more trippy art movements look, so trippy . 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤯
Thank you 🙌
I love surrealism!
Me too!
Thanks see you!
wonderful!
Me encantaría hacer bastantes fotografías así! Muy interesante!!! 👍👍👍👍👍🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🌈🌈🌈
Amazing
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“I don’t take drugs, I AM drugs.”
- Dalī
Well, those melting clocks make sense. You see, around this time also Einstein was saying that time is not a fixed thing. It is relative and changes according to speed, and so on, and so forth. The idea of time was being upended and questioned it was no long a fixed, solid, mechanistic thing. Hence the melting clocks.
Muito legal! Obrigada!
Buena pregunta. El surrealismo en su variante abstracta formalista y (plus) figurativista tienen su origen en un impetud prolijo vanguardista cum fundamentum preateritum re.
I realy love surrealism.
Especially Margrite.
Here in Belgium ,surealisme isn't just an art form
Surealisme is the Belgian way of living .
I have see a smart for two car with writing on the side :this is not a car 😂 in French.
great vid
Thank you 🙏🏻
My favorite "genre".
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1:14
That image is a performance of the literary work 'Karawane' by Hugo Ball, and it could better be classified as Dada rather than Surrealism
Great 👍
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Please make a video on mark rothako
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GREAT
Think you've reversed the premise.
Surrealism is a rebellion against psychoanalytic belief that everything we think can be reduced to boxes.
A fish on a bicycle was a phrase and image that extols this premise.
Interesting to hear it perceived differently.
LA OBRA DE D A L I ES MUY SUPERIOR A LA DE PICASSO..........DALI FOREVER.......
Dali 😍
dude tysm i have a test tomorrow it’s 11:30 pm
Good luck! 🤞🏻
@@CuriousMuse i got full marks! 🥰🥰
Wow, congrats! 🥳🎉🎉🎉
@@CuriousMuse thank you!!!!
Interesting
Magritte è il mio pittore surrealista preferito
Great
True 😇
Está muy interesante,pero los textos van muy rápido saludos
Hello, I have to paint a surrealist painting using acrilics... I swear that by three weeks I havent had a single idea, because I will have to explain it in front of class. I am a teenager with several childhood traumas, if someon could give me any idea I would cry of joy. Please, help me!
El surrealismo me parece fascinante y muy creativo. Puedo explicarlo, pero como no quiero extenderme (quizás otro día) solo diré que Freud me parece un patán insoportable.
Surrealism is fascinating indeed!
If i creat a surrealistic image in photoshop and then draw that using grid would that drawing be surrealism or hyperrealism? Is it about the product or the process? Would it be a waste of time? If yes what's the point of drawing from imagination just photoshop and print it.
It’s a philosophical question :) . It will be your own work of art resembling a certain art movement. It can also be contemporary :)
What about Edward James?
What about Edward?
@@CuriousMuse he supported all these artists with all the money needed, somehow he owned must of the surrealism industry from 1930 until his dead, 1984.
I would belive the artists where working for him, even if they where selling their own dreams, their goal was the madness of this bastard child from Henry IV? (Enrique IV) and Mrs Forbes, whom lastname still owning some of the published industry.
I've not been able to find any of his written books yet, I have only seen one of his 3 or 4 paintings yet but I would love some video with the mindset shift from this sir.
Do you have any relevant information of his influence in surrealism or did any of what I've told make sense?
Sorry for my bad English. Thank you for answering.. Blessings from México.
I guess Freud was too analytical to appreciate the wild abandon of thoughts made into art.
the lobster telephone....well shellfish are forbidden in traditional Jewish dietary laws. You see this referenced in 'Seinfeld'. A character eats lobster and some misfortune befalls. Perhaps a lobster and a telephone together is about gossiping. I don't know.
Surrealism without Trotsky. Only in America!
Why the rapid-fire display?
Hmm 🤷🏻♀️
pensaba que el video estaba en español. 😭
Tenemos subtítulos en español :)
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