Surrealism is art without direct meaning, which doesn't always portray the beautiful aspects of Earth, but instead show truth in a hidden form. When surrealism was in the early stages, it was rejected because it reflected the truth of an unhappy life and wasn't filled with what the public felt should be shown. As human education evolved, they began to notice what surrealism was all about and soon began to demand more and more.

One individual, Salvador Dali, helped put surrealism on the map for art lovers around the world. Dali was born on the eleventh of May in 1904 at Figueras, S

Another artist that is considered surrealistic is Maurtis Cornelis Escher who was born in 1898. Escher spent most of his life painting what he observed. He made voyages into the mind and his art never represented tangible reality, but reflected inventions created in his mind. His paintings showed order and beauty from a world that he thought was filled with chaotic violence. His work seemed to reflect outrageous yet quite logical patterns that were scientific as well as surreal. M.C. Escher died in 1972 but his artwork still lives on today.

Some surrealists used bizarre techniques to accomplish amazing paintings. One technique consisted of a sheet of paper folded into four large portions. Next, four artists would paint an object on their portion and another artist, without seeing the other portions would contribute his style and ideas to his portion. They would then unfold the paper and it would result in a deformed and diverse painting. These artists would study the painting to retain some type of deep meaning from the contraption that they had created. The final result was always different and sometimes turned out to be very beautiful and wondrous.

These surrealistic videos seemed to have different meanings to everyone and appeared to be very confusing for the first time. These artists were attempting to cover uncharted territory in the musical business in order to receive higher ratings, and in many cases they succeeded. Other artists were attempting to explore their imaginations and fantasies in a music video. Some extreme bands used surrealistic ideas to become different and wanted the public to view them as extreme individuals who were totally different from the rest of the musical world.

Surreal art is often said to come from deep inside the mind. Many surrealist artists are often known for their fascination in mythology because it seemed to reveal psychological fixations and desires that were present in every human being. Greek myths seemed to be so alluring to surrealists because they contained stories of metamorphisms between human and animals. Myths were also important because of their importance to non-Western cultures, which were thought to be in danger of divorcing humanity from its primal nature.

pain. In 1918, he entered his first art exhibit, which he became well known from at his early age. His surrealistic style didn't begin until

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