The Definition of Art Movement
1.0 Introduction
As we all know, Surrealism is alike and correlate to abstract art. Indeed, they shared similar foundations with DaDa, but they separated on the explanation of their meaning to the aesthetic of art.
In this essay, the researcher will give a better understanding and explain how he applied and combine the Surrealism movement and the Dada movement into his artwork to form a new movement. The researcher will explain the inspiration from the case studies and journal in the following pages.
2.0 Definition of Art Movement
2.1 Surrealism Art Movement Sanchez(n.d.) states that the leader of the Dada Art movement, Tristan Tzara, he plans to attack the society through scandal at the end of the First World War. He thinks that a society that generate war does not be worthy of having art, so he decided to creates anti-art, which is occupy ugliness rather than beauty. The bourgeoisie, the new industrial commercial world that offended by Tzara with the phrases like “Dada destroys everything!” Yet, his intended victims were not insulted at all. Instead, the intended victims think that this disobedient new expression against the “old art” and the “old patrons” of feudalism and church dominion. In truth, the bourgeoisie which hold this „rebellious‟ new art makes the anti-art became Art, the anti-academy became the Academy, the anti-conventionalism became the Convention, and the rebellion through chaotic images, the status quo.
Thru researchers understanding, the Surrealism can be categorized by two, which will be The Automatists and The Veristic Surrealists. The Automatists Surrealism been interpreted is as referring to a „suppression of consciousness in favour of the subconscious‟Sanchez(n.d.).It did not abandon the teaching of Art, but using the abstract to communicate the subconscious. In Verictic Surrealists, they do in different way. By „allowing the images of the subconscious to surface undisturbed so that their meaning could be deciphered true
As we all know, Surrealism is alike and correlate to abstract art. Indeed, they shared similar foundations with DaDa, but they separated on the explanation of their meaning to the aesthetic of art.
In this essay, the researcher will give a better understanding and explain how he applied and combine the Surrealism movement and the Dada movement into his artwork to form a new movement. The researcher will explain the inspiration from the case studies and journal in the following pages.
2.0 Definition of Art Movement
2.1 Surrealism Art Movement Sanchez(n.d.) states that the leader of the Dada Art movement, Tristan Tzara, he plans to attack the society through scandal at the end of the First World War. He thinks that a society that generate war does not be worthy of having art, so he decided to creates anti-art, which is occupy ugliness rather than beauty. The bourgeoisie, the new industrial commercial world that offended by Tzara with the phrases like “Dada destroys everything!” Yet, his intended victims were not insulted at all. Instead, the intended victims think that this disobedient new expression against the “old art” and the “old patrons” of feudalism and church dominion. In truth, the bourgeoisie which hold this „rebellious‟ new art makes the anti-art became Art, the anti-academy became the Academy, the anti-conventionalism became the Convention, and the rebellion through chaotic images, the status quo.
Thru researchers understanding, the Surrealism can be categorized by two, which will be The Automatists and The Veristic Surrealists. The Automatists Surrealism been interpreted is as referring to a „suppression of consciousness in favour of the subconscious‟Sanchez(n.d.).It did not abandon the teaching of Art, but using the abstract to communicate the subconscious. In Verictic Surrealists, they do in different way. By „allowing the images of the subconscious to surface undisturbed so that their meaning could be deciphered true
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