Surreal art is a genre of visual art that seeks to challenge the conventional understanding of reality by blending the dreamlike with the ordinary. Emerging in the early 20th century, particularly in the 1920s, surrealism aims to express the unconscious mind and explore psychological depths, often drawing on elements of dreams, fantasy, and the unexpected. Surreal artists use bizarre, illogical scenes and juxtapositions to evoke emotional responses and provoke thought, aiming to break free from the constraints of rationality. The movement is characterized by the use of striking imagery, unusual combinations of objects, and complex symbolism. Notable surreal artists include Salvador Dalí, René Magritte, and Max Ernst, who have created iconic works that illustrate the surreal art movement’s core principles.
Exploring art with a unique blend of tradition and modern innovation, the creative force behind "Niceaunties" transforms the world of "aunties," traditionally seen in various Asian societies as larger-than-life characters,…