Mary Wykeham: The Surrealist Who Embraced A Religious Life And Became A Nun
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The Surrealist landscape was not a naturalistic landscape but rather one of the psyche-an internal exploration rather than a perceptual pursuit of nature. Their landscapes often reflected the uncanny, an elusive imagery of dreams, myth, and fantasy. And as such, they tapped into a different source than mere perceptual landscapes.
surrealistic art’s original intent: to unshackle the mind's imagination and unconscious thoughts, liberating us from the oppressive boundaries of a rational reality.