Related Searches     Neosurrealism or Neo-Surrealism is an
artistic genre that illustrates the complex imagery of dream or
subconscious visions in irrational space and form combinations.
The term has been given to the reappearance of the surrealism
movement in the late 1970s. Initially, the movement focused on
relating surrealism with pop-art, but lately modern artists have
been exploring extra directions similar to fantastic, visionary,
and fantasy art within the present genre. Neosurrealism is
sometimes called "modern surrealism" due to a noticeable visual
resemblance of these two genres. However, the main distinction
between them is that Neosurrealism does not imply the original
surrealist idea of a freedom from rational control or psychic
automatism declared by André Breton, in his “Manifeste du
surréalisme” (Surrealist Manifesto).  Neosurrealism in arts &
media   Any art movement is defined as a tendency or style in
art with a specific common philosophy or goal, followed by a
group of artists during a re