Surrealism is when you stare at a field of golden wheat outside of a car window, and see it turning into the sandy dunes of a land long forgotten, or an endless sea with impossible ships wearing sails of cloud. Surrealism is the desire to explore our worlds and others, Surrealism is the embodiment of imagination. This is why so many people love the works of artists like Rob Gonsalves. The images they create are more than just paint on canvas, but a chance to return to the land of fairy tales we all end up leaving as we grow up.
I would stick to a scientific point of view. Surrealism tries to represent the unconscious, present in our dreams, mainly in the REM phase. During the cycles of our dream, there are some 5 REM phases of different length, from 5 to 30 minutes. What happens in the REM phase? Physical movements are restricted to the eyelid quick movements. The rest of the neural circuits involved in motion are switched off. The mind begins to wander and see events that are not logical or deformed in time and space. This is because the neural circuits in charge of logic, space and time are switched off. However, those circuits involved in emotions (the Limbic System) are working...That´s why dreams have such an intense emotional content. A bit too rational, but that´s the way it is. The time we sleep is not wasted: the brain is sorting out things received during the day and consolidating them. In neuroscience there´s a saying that runs: " Birds dream of their songs, mice dream of their mazes". The lesson you have studied just before going to sleep is the first that you always remember clearly.
@@diptibenlambsar6337 You're welcome. This subject is not needed just for just for art. You learn the kinds of contents that are or should be considered as general culture and not just "highbrow stuff". I'm no psychologist or medicine doctor at all: just choose what I read and hear and give it a certain value for my life (health, etc.) or as a "cultural subject". REM is known as an band also mentioned in papers, Tv, movies: but little people takes the time or has the interest to learn the basics about the word behind it, even if it is about the way your body works while you sleep.
Imagine a tin can that is sealed and has no labels or markings. It looks identical to every other tin can you have seen in your life. A common tin can. Now, what do you think is inside this can?
Surrealism is above all a philosophy of liberation. As such creating or not creating art is secondary. What matters is creating and changing life
Which is why the fascist Dali was kicked out of the movement.
„Surrealism is the magical surprise of finding a lion in a wardrobe, where you were 'sure' of finding shirts.“ - Frida Kahlo
Yess! i love her, i write surrealism poetry..if there is such type lol
Thank you for i introducing us to those Off Beat arts
Surrealism is when you stare at a field of golden wheat outside of a car window, and see it turning into the sandy dunes of a land long forgotten, or an endless sea with impossible ships wearing sails of cloud. Surrealism is the desire to explore our worlds and others, Surrealism is the embodiment of imagination. This is why so many people love the works of artists like Rob Gonsalves. The images they create are more than just paint on canvas, but a chance to return to the land of fairy tales we all end up leaving as we grow up.
Salvador Dali and Picasso are my favorite artists of all time.
I love these man! You're really knowledgable! Keep releasing them please! You should buy a microphone too. You do good work.
I would stick to a scientific point of view. Surrealism tries to represent the unconscious, present in our dreams, mainly in the REM phase.
During the cycles of our dream, there are some 5 REM phases of different length, from 5 to 30 minutes.
What happens in the REM phase?
Physical movements are restricted to the eyelid quick movements. The rest of the neural circuits involved in motion are switched off. The mind begins to wander and see events that are not logical or deformed in time and space. This is because the neural circuits in charge of logic, space and time are switched off.
However, those circuits involved in emotions (the Limbic System) are working...That´s why dreams have such an intense emotional content.
A bit too rational, but that´s the way it is. The time we sleep is not wasted: the brain is sorting out things received during the day and consolidating them. In neuroscience there´s a saying that runs:
" Birds dream of their songs, mice dream of their mazes".
The lesson you have studied just before going to sleep is the first that you always remember clearly.
Sir your knowledge is very interesting and it's important for all artist
So thanks for comment 😊
@@diptibenlambsar6337 You're welcome.
This subject is not needed just for just for art. You learn the kinds of contents that are or should be considered as general culture and not just "highbrow stuff". I'm no psychologist or medicine doctor at all: just choose what I read and hear and give it a certain value for my life (health, etc.) or as a "cultural subject".
REM is known as an band also mentioned in papers, Tv, movies: but little people takes the time or has the interest to learn the basics about the word behind it, even if it is about the way your body works while you sleep.
I hope you're going to have these videos each week again! Great videos
For me, surrealism is closer to what may or may not be reality than any artistic expression.
Looking forward to more great content
Just saw your De Stijl video, really like it! glad to see it still going.
Glad to see youre back on Spence!!!!
You should have seen Mr. Magritte, cast a long shadow on de Chirico street.
How many tabs have these guys dropped or it is the mercury they used to clean hats?
Back in these days - Mercury poisoning, Mushrooms, Opiates, and maybe a stray case of Ergot poisoning
it conveys unclearly and I love that.
What is the name of the very last painting in the vid
I am glad to see your videos again. :-)
0:58 that what I tell women to get them two sleep with me.
Lmao
Helped me alot! Thanks
You should make playlists because I wanted to watch the dada video you mentioned but I couldn’t find it....
sorry about that. i thought there was a link in the video. here it is: th-cam.com/video/6_cRSq1xVPw/w-d-xo.html
The link on the old video doesnt work, just to let you know! Thanks for the video man
thanks. i think i fixed it.
who made the last painting and what's it called?
Hi amator. Where is poland art beksinski ?!?!?!
Did you just attempt a Magritte?
Imagine a tin can that is sealed and has no labels or markings. It looks identical to every other tin can you have seen in your life. A common tin can.
Now, what do you think is inside this can?
Green beans. Next question
@@Neon-lt5jl green bean potatoes tomatoes
tinned apples
love you man
Thank you for this informative video, it was interesting to watch! 🙏🏼
What type of painting is a night sky with stars and a silhoutte of a man is in the center reaching for the bright star??? Need reply ASAP Thanks!!
KC?
U from Kc
@@senseijoy2439 yes
0:58 i wanna be able to draw that shit
These paintings distract me everytime I tried to listen
What is surreal going for a nobody to one most important persons on the planet...
wie is hier ook omdat je dit moest kijken met bv?
make.more.videos.
or as i like to call it: weird shit
These paintings distract me everytime I tried to listen