What is surrealism?

Surrealism (Hyperrea

Lism), also known as high realism and photographic realism, is a school of painting and sculpture. Its style is similar to high-resolution photos. Surrealism can be regarded as photographic realism (Photorea

The development of socialism). Since the beginning of 2 1 century, this word has been interpreted as a unique word in the United States and Europe.

Art movement and artistic style, and gradually developed. The works of surrealist artists pay more attention to the details and subtle changes of the works, but surrealist paintings and sculptures are not just a strict interpretation of photos, but often use other, often subtle painting elements to create realistic illusions that do not actually exist or cannot be seen by human eyes. In addition, they may include emotional, social, cultural and political theme elements as visual extensions. This seems to be slightly different from photographic realism. Surrealism painters and sculptors use some mechanical methods to transfer images to canvases or molds, including preview or manuscript making, mold making, slides, projectors, multimedia devices, and projecting images to canvases and networks. The application of this technology is to ensure the impeccable accuracy of surrealist works. Surrealism painters and sculptors need superb technology and exquisite skills to simulate a "false" reality on a two-dimensional plane, so they often combine and make full use of photographic photos. His works include portraits, still lives, landscapes, urban landscapes and narrative scenes.