Real Truth is Never Surreal

When World War I was released in 1914, it was shocked, disappointed, and upset. Many people in the French Revolution (1789-1795), people in Berlin (they had received many regulations and regulations) wanted to get rid of repression. Like the French Revolution, the only way to feel free is to rebel in every aspect of their lives, which led to the movement of Dada. As Dadaist believes that sound thought and organizational process is the cause of war, the art created by Dadaite seems to be chaotic and almost illogical (Kleiner 835).

Surrealism, the source of its creation is discovered in dreams and subconsciousness, and in theory can not be used to build in real life. Edward James, which Salvador Dalí has ​​said "more crazy than all surrealist", designed a sculpture garden that despised any architectural label, allowing new ones to move back and forth between fantasy and reality Did. The building's pillars look like huge flowers, gothic arches, dramatic gates, undecided pavilions, spiral staircases. They end up suddenly in the air as though they were an invitation to the horizon. In short, Edward James prospers along the lush fauna and flora of Xilitla, enabling surrealist construction

Real surrealism? For many people it is impossible to explain Gabriel Garcia Max's work without the word "magical realism". But Marquez claims that he never introduced a magical element to his novel. Instead, he wants his novels to be true to life, and surrealism to be born. Like he told the interviewer: "Surrealism runs through the street, Surrealism comes from the reality of Latin America."

The word "surrealism" was created by Guillaume Apolina of the author in 1917; he used it to describe his ballet "Les Mamelles de Tiresais" and Jean Cocteau's ballet "Parade" . According to Apollinaire, Surrealism is "the truth beyond realism". In 1924, Andre Breton adopted the term surrealist manifest in his work. Artists are very interested in subconscious mind, dreams depicted in Sigmund Freud's work, hallucinations and jealousy. Together with André Breton, the team produced artworks, poetry and sketches under hypnotism and automatic writing. They often make surreal and dreamy unconscious works