1. Surrealism
... analysis. They wanted to faithfully represent these images as a link between the abstract spiritual realities, and the real forms of the material world. To them, the object stood as a metaphor for an inner reality. Through metaphor the world could be understood, not by looking at the objects, but by looking into them. Every profession has its own history in which the accumulation of knowledge is the basis to push the frontiers into the ... together its eyelids when it wants to sleep. Presiding over this unholy zoo, the White Rabbit, wild and sinister, is no longer guide but mastermind. ...
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