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Tales

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surrealism

What’s new ?

« 𝑻𝒂𝒍𝒆𝒔 𝒐𝒇 𝑺𝒖𝒓𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒍𝒊𝒔𝒎 » is my first collection and was SOLD-OUT on @objktcom : 244/244 artworks from this collection have been sold to 103 amazing owners, with a total volume of 6.45K $TEZOS. Its primary floor price has increased tenfold, since the first drop.

The sequel of this collection is now available on the $ETHEREUM and $BASE blockchains via @foundation.

Already 17/36 artworks of the based collection have been sold to 8 incredible owners, with a total volume of 0,32 $ETHEREUM.

What are Tales of Surrealism ?

« Tales of Surrealism » are surreal and whimsical visual stories for adults, inspired by centuries-old fairytales.

These are imaginary narratives, often short stories, poems, or visual stories, originating from the Surrealist movement in art and literature deeply influenced by Freud psychoanalysis because although irrational, surrealist stories evoke powerful feeling.

In fact, « Tales of Surrealism » artworks collection explore identity, repression, memory, and inner conflict.

They aim to bypass rational thought and explore dreams and the uncanny.

They use profound symbols that suggest deep psychological truths or unconscious desires with an underlying moral throught featuring magic, enchantments and mythical or imaginary beings.

Normal laws of cause and effect, physics and human behavior are suspended.

These artworks defy logic and linear narrative, immersing the viewer in a world where reality, imagination, and symbolism intertwine in strange and disturbing ways.

The style of this collection evokes the warmth of vintage painting and the vibrancy of antique print textures, while simultaneously expressing the anxieties and beauty of our hyper-connected age.

In this collection, technology and myth merge, forming a surrealist ode to humanity's search for meaning in the age of the synthetic. This is why my works evoke the analog warmth of a bygone era through the lens of Surrealist Tales, while resolutely projecting them into a post-digital future.