Suprarealism-Surrealism
Picasso, Dali, Magritte, Bacon, Max Ernst, Miro, Giacometti, Baziotes, Matta, are at the top of modern art dominated by surrealism for almost 100 years. But who knows Sandorfi, Mad-Jarova, Di Maccio, Kopera, Ortega,
Yves Thomas, Beksinski, Vacher, Riou, Noel ?
Very few people know about their exceptional works. Mad-Jarova is the Founder of suprarealism, she submitted her Manifesto to SCAM in Paris in 2017. Suprarealism exists, but it was not yet established as a style. However, many great artists were part of it, without knowing it. Leonor Fini was also suprarealist, because she always expressed her moods,
his moods in his works.
How to recognize a suprarealist work?
The first very striking impression is the expression of emotion, in particular of feeling. Emotion is instinctive (fear, sex, orgasm, hate, violence). Feeling is complex (love, pleasure, sadness, joy, reflections, creative thinking, introspection). Feeling is conscious
The Fall
This work is prophetic. It was created in 2012 by Mad-Jarova.
Its title is "The Fall".
This is exactly what is happening today.
We are in a health crisis, but also in an economic and social crisis.
We are talking about a total upheaval in the world.
A wave carries in its tracks the tree of our society,
It is too old, hollow and fragile to resist it. What will be left after?
Everything is changing very quickly.
We can see today how much what we took for granted is not.
Far from it. Some people are in doubt, feel lost,
What is happening today is a unique moment in the history of mankind,
it is the transition from the old to the new world.
How to react to the coming changes ...
All these emotions are legitimate because life today requires us to surpass,
and even to make a “quantum leap of consciousness."
Mad-Jarova's The Scream
Another prophetic work which does not recuire any comment :
the voice of each one, the protest cry, the distress cry.
Mad-Jarova's The Decline
Profits, speculation, possession have precipitated humanity into decay.
Dali's Premonition
The premonition is unconscious.
It is an instinctive and intuitive emotion. It is not defined by reasoning,
but just felt and expressed here by a free structure that brings out the threat
and relentless cruelty.
Prophecy of war - Tomasz Alen Kopera
The prophecy is conscious, thoughtful and precise.
It is experienced through events. It matures and develops gradually
over time through wisdom.
Mad-Jarova's The Abyss
The descent into nothingness.
Only the head of the dead remains standing.
Mad-Jarova's After experiencing the suffering
After the suffering (detail)
These are the tests that will unite all in a cluster of complicity.
The difference between premonition
and prophecy is in the processing of a vision.
The premonition is spontaneous. Instant, it arises from the unconscious.
Prophecy is a complete process between intuition and its conscious precision.
The difference between suprarealism
and surrealism is both in form and content :
the content and the form.
The basis of surrealism is unconscious creation and form is a form of free distortion,
apart from beauty and aesthetic conceptions.
The foundation of suprarealism is conscious and the form is the reality
of the visible world and the invisible world.
"Life, Love and Death"
It is an important work of Roberto Ferri
young artist but great Master of suprarealism. The theme is treated with force. These characters are deeply moved.
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"The Temptation of Saint Anthony".
It is one of the most important works of Dali, it is a masterpiece.
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"Faun and Flora" by Mad-Jarova
The animal world is merged with the world of plants,
it is our Earth.
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"Prophecy of war" by Kopera
The prophecy is conscious so that it can be validated later. It is established from the feelings of intuition, passing through conscious reasoning in its precision and taking into account the present context.
The strength of this painting is overwhelming. It's a masterpiece.
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"Rape" by Magritte
Rape, work of Magritte the great surrealist artist of Belgian origin. The sexual impulse is unconscious, it is an erotic, provocative work. Here we see the difference between love and lust, between full fusion (man-woman) and the unconscious erotic drive. Sex is separate from everything else. There is only the delirium of perversity
expressed in this work.
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Premonition of Salvador Dali
The difference between prophecy and premonition is visible between these two works.
The premonition is spontaneous. Instant, it arises from the unconscious. It is not clarified by conscious reasoning. The premonition is intuitive, direct and impulsive.
Very powerful work by Dali, undoubtedly one of the greatest painters of the 20th century.
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Destiny
This man is blind because he does not perceive his destiny. Embraced, he believes he has the free will of his life. He steps outside the golden links. Is Destiny written in advance? Can we change it along the way ?
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Beksinski
Suprareal is nestled deep within each of us.
Aside from visible reality, there is invisible reality in each of us. It is our inner space, our conscious and unconscious world, crowned by the supra-conscious.
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The spooky Dali loves delusional freedom. Who is better to enjoy life?
He is disconnected from the world
and doesn't care about the meaning of the work. He leaves it to others to find the keys.
So mediators have fun
to look for ideas that belong only to them.
In this way,
they feel involved in the making of the work, itself it bring them to light, in front of the public.
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There is no such thing as coincidence.
What is happening to us is a sign to guide us to change our ideas to a new way of life.
The time has come to become aware of our disastrous activities on our planet. A new civilization begins with this ordeal. With confinement, nature is reborn, pollution decreases. It is up to us now to make the decisions necessary to change. This world of profits, possession and speculation will collapse. Through the trials, human values of love, sharing and bond will appear. We will know true wealth, that of true values. Time is our life, because no one can buy a single extra moment of life with their money, despite their power and material domination.
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The decline of Beksinski Sleepy Giraffe on fire
Suprarealism expresses the inevitable need to seek meaning in art, but also in life.
However, the last century has mainly highlighted the importance
of the unconscious in the fields of art, science and philosophy, as well as in psychology.
A difference separates the works of Freud and those of Jung
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Ophelie by Leonor Fini,
was also a suprarealist, because she always expressed her moods in her works.
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Work of Magritte, the great Belgian surrealist artist.
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A day in the night work of Mad-Jarova
Even in darkness, there is always the hope of the dawning day
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Work of Sandorfi a suprarealist painter, considered as hyperrealist (he did not agree with this classification, because he felt that it did not correspond to his style).
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The persistence of the memory by Salvador Dali
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Vacher is a suprarealist painter who highlights female beauty in all its splendor
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Liu Yuanshou [劉元壽], Chinese painter, was born in Beijing in 1967. He earned a degree in oil painting from the Capital Normal University of Beijing in 1991, and has exhibited in and won awards in many prestigious exhibitions throughout Asia, including China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Japan.
While Liu Yuanshou comes from the austere north of China, he has become fascinated by the seductively temperate cultural and physical climate of the eastern coastal province of Jiangsu, which lies east of Anhui and north of Shanghai.
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Jung calls the unconscious personal trans identity collective because it manifests in archetypes, another central concept in analytical psychology.
If for Sigmund Freud, founder of psychoanalysis, the unconscious is characterized by the repression of the drives, according to Jung:
“It is inherent in reality and the communication of the conscious and the unconscious [and] allows the future of the individual. "
The collective unconscious and the conscious therefore form, in this vision, a "whole [which] constitutes the psychic totality from which no element can disappear without damage
for the individual
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Suprareal is nestled deep within each of us.
Aside from visible reality, there is invisible reality in each of us.
It is our inner space, our conscious and unconscious world, crowned by the supra-conscious.
Supra, which does not mean superior, specifies what is above, beyond.
However, suprarealism is the expression of the invisible, unobservable by instruments. These are our emotions, our ideas, our conceptions and our feelings.
This is our Psyche.
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She is the prey, this young woman is bleeding to death. Will the Bat show empathy, or is it only interested in the young woman’s blood. What about the hyena? Blood takes the form of a veil, but as beautiful as it is, can it arouse compassion? In the wild, there is no forgiveness. It's a question of survival. Between humans the same law persists: the law of the strongest.
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Suprarealism emerges from the active, therefore conscious imagination.
Surrealism combines disparate elements,
while suprarealism
transmits messages through
the deliberate effect
of a path of conscious thought.
Surrealism gets rid of reason,
while suprarealism uses artistic,
scientific and psychological
(rational and logical) indicators in important revelations
and far from unique thought.
Therefore, suprarealism
is the antithesis of surrealism.
The main difference is in the process of artistic expression.
To better understand their duality, we must consider the difference between an artistic style and a mannerism. The latter is a way of an artist to paint, resembling a signature, used constantly. Directed by the unconscious and by chance, mannerism is a repetitive and automatic process, using the deformations which move the object away from its source. The source is nature, infinitely diverse, rich and never surpassed by man. Surrealism is a free association of impulses.
The difference between suprarealism and surrealism
Le supraréalisme Nouveau paragraphe
Suprarealism
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To understand the essential difference between surrealism and suprarealism, we must clarify the difference between
fantasy and imagination.
The fantasy is the result of automatic,
therefore uncontrolled, spooky spurts of the mind.
On the other hand, imagination is the brain activity in the conscious evocation of visions in order to build complex,
suprareeal ideas, that is to say beyond sensory perception.
In this case, fantasies, hallucinations, etc. are excluded.
It is the visionary world that is intuitive and prophetic.
The goal of suprarealism is to activate our internal and external experiences through the imagination.
It is the symbiosis of consciousness and the unconscious,
for the understanding of our conscious activities inseparable from the unconscious thanks
to the active imagination and the lucid dream.
Suprarealism
Suprarealism explores in full consciousness the invisible world of our inner space, of our psyche. Thus, the artist creates images out of his imagination, therefore nonexistent and improbable. These are personal creations that belong only to him. So, thanks to his work, he shares his intimacy, his ideas, his emotions, his desires, his disappointments. In order for his quest to find its way to his destination, he deliberately chooses the real expression of the forms from their natural source. So his invisible world becomes alive, more real than visible reality. No deformation can replace this direct path to the Supraconscious. It is the union of individual consciousnesses and the ALL.
Supra, which does not mean superior, specifies what is above, beyond. However, suprarealism is the expression of the invisible, unobservable by instruments. These are our emotions, our ideas, our conceptions and our feelings. This is our Psyche.
Travel to the invisible world from visible super reality
Women suprarealist artists
Among the most famous women artists, we must cite Leonor Fini and Camille Claudel, who were not recognized for their
deserved value.
The secret of official values
The secret of official values
Are the values of artists of the 20th century fair
in relation to quality ?
Music, cinema,
dance
Unfairly ignored 20th century composers, rarely seen films, a new dance. New era of art.
Scientific Suprarealism
Scientific Suprarealism
Theory of essential relativity, scientific theory of consciousness (secular spirituality).
