Man Ray---Return to Reason 1923
Surrealism was a movement in the art and intellectual
activities, which is emerged after World War I. Andre Breton was the founder of
the surrealistic concepts. Surrealism in photography has really important
impact on the development of photography. Differ from the conventional forms;
surrealist arts don’t have a specific shape or idea. It can be the expression
of basic human instinct and the unconscious mind. Man Ray and Lee Miller are the
two successful surrealism photographer who have overcome the limitations of
photography to create surrealistic images. Maurice Tabard is another famous one
by applying his own technique for surrealistic imaging. Surrealist photographs
are described as the images, which symbolically represent dreams, nightmares, sexual
ecstasy and madness. Photography is really a difficult media for showing
surrealism ideas. It records the reality, but the real images cannot be
sufficient to illustrate such unconventional patterns. However, most famous
surrealist photographers have fulfilled the task since they can use the
photographic techniques effectively. The influences of
Surrealism within photography have been far reaching. In later time, part of
the photographers were interested in how the camera can simultaneously record
everyday reality and probe beneath its surface to reveal new possibilities of
meaning.
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