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Welcome to the second of a number of weekly Featuramas that I will be doing, showcasing the better known with the lesser known/new artists.
Within each weekly Featurama I will be choosing 'EmeraldIce's DA Young Artist Of The Week'.
(I welcome Notes for future Y.A.O.T.W. suggestions. The artist Must be under the age of 18. Any medium of art considered. Thank you I also welcome any Notes for suggestions on amazing but unknown/unloved artists of any medium/genre - not yourself please - that deserve to be put forth in to the News limelight).
DA is overflowing with incredible, creative talent just waiting to be found and loved. If you do find a new here, please take a moment to this article so that others may get to see it as well, thanks.
I hope you relish this yummy selection of Surrealist art and the Y.A.O.T.W. that I have chosen for your viewing pleasure. (My idea of surrealism may differ from yours granted, but outside of an oval cube filled

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:thumb124526123:feeling the life by siempreolamHere comes the sun by agosbeatle:thumb80309637:
The possibilities are endless as long as you have a good imagination! This is why I love looking at the results of stock use, so many different interpretations.
Keep it up!

Surrealism was an artistic movement that brought together artists, thinkers and researchers in hunt of sense of expression of the unconscious.
They were searching for the definition of new aesthetic, new humankind and a new social order. Surrealists had their forerunners in
Italian Metaphysical Painters (Giorgio de Chirico) in early 1910's and flourished in 20's.
As the artistic movement, Surrealism came into being after the French poet Andre Breton 1924 published the first Manifeste du surrealisme.
In this book Breton suggested that rational thought was repressive to the powers of creativity and imagination and thus inimical to artistic
expression. An admirer of Sigmund Freud and his concept of the subconscious, Breton felt that contact with this hidden part of the mind
could produce poetic truth.
The most known artists, painters who were creating in this style were: Andre Breton, Max Ernst, Frida Kahlo, Paul Eluard, Marc Chagall,
Joan Miro, Meret Oppenheim,